North Carolina Newspapers

J!. Annie Yongue has returned from a visit with friends in the east ern part of the ctate. Mns Eva Call, .Miss Myrtie Bar nett and Sjimuel Bavnett spent the week-end in Mocksville, Miss Call's home. i Mr. and Airs. Jerry -Jerome spen| several days last week in Bristol, Tenn. Rutfin Wilkins, of Shelby, was the week-end guest of his mother, Mrs. Madge \Vilkins. J.'iv.. t. J. Peacock, Jr. and little son. j. Jr., of Lexington, ve spending several days with her par ents. .Mr. and Mrs. James F. Barrett. ?Ur. rrd Mrs. Albert Kyle were Asheviile visitors Thursday. Mrs. Oliver Crary and little daughter, Mary, of Charlotte, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hume Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Overton in Canton. "Ousty" Thompson, of Shelby, w<; a Brevard visitor the first of the W- A. arles J. S. Parsons, of Sapphire, h: returned to his home after un di >insr an extensive surgical op er on. -Mr. Parsons reports that tli operation was decidedly success fu and that he has returned in si> ndid condition, after being con lined in a hospital the past four months. Mr. and Mrs. Patton Kimzey have moved from Maple street to the Wall Duckworth home on Park a veil u . Little Billie Fetzer had his tonsils removed at a Greenville hospital last week. .Misses i lby Whitmire and Ruby McKinney visited Misses Azilee and Jewel Justus at Blantyre Thursday. Misses Cecil and Ellis Holden and Ralph On-, ot Mills River, were Bre vard visitors Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Jane Walker and Mrs. Huse Mackey were Asheville visitors Friday. Tom m io Wood was a week-end visitor wiflh friends in Henderson ville. Mrs. Eizie Shipman and Mrs. T. A. English spent Tuesday in Asheville, and attended Mrs. Dull's cooking class at the Piazo. Mrs. Oliver Crary, Mr. and Mrs. Hume Harris and Mrs. Harry Patton spent Tuesday in Asheville. Mr. Jenks, of Pisgah Forest, spent Sunday in Spruce Pine. Mis. Cos i'axton, of Greenville, is -???!? a few days with Mr. Paxton ? i it ?r summer camp at Chcrryfield. ' ii-tt. Kilp: rick. < f Christ School. ? nt the week-end liere with his - Mr. and Mrs; D. P. Kilpat rick. i:-- Geraldine Barrett returned rii.n v from Lexington, where he , cd her. sister, Mrs. L. J. Pea ? ????k Jr. and family, and from Char ?of whi:r?f she was the guest a few ?lays her sister, Mrs. R. W. i and Mr. Pridgen. . ..I. K. Joines spent the weck n ! Franklin. U-n Siiton, of Weaverville, ; ? ? week-end in Brevard with " ffict spent Sunday in i! niior-'Jiiville. I >?- Nathan Morris was ill the pr t W' ic wit! lonso' is . F. i> n ' of 1 ry S. on are glad to knov. that ;.o is recovering from an ? leri.tion for appendicitis at Trap. -yl. mia hospital, and was able to !ea\ ? the hospital on Monday. i : ss Garrett Lyday and Miss Fleeto Freeman spent Saturday in Asheville. Mr. ,.!id Mrs. A. !' ?rson and Mr. and Ah . Nathan Br '.or, of Hen deiSL' . >pent Si v as gruesks ?f Mr. ar.d Mrs. J.u'J Pushell. Edwards Breese of o Citadel, harleston, S. C., spei -veral days he past week with hi rents, Mr ;nd Mr... W. E. Bree*< EVES EXAMINED Gl ASSES FITTED LENSES DUPLICATED J Brevard Office in P. 0. Building Op?u Every TUESDAY Afternoon \V. H. HAWKINS 4 SON :.0 Years of Satisfaction HanderionTille, N, C. LNEXT We contribute to your good looks. You can get a Vitalis treatment here, the vegetable oil tonic, a'so the Fitch products. It Pays To Look Well SMITH'S BARBER SHOP Mrs. At M. Feaster spent the past k in Greenville. .Mr. and Mrs. -Grady Kilpatrick and . daughter, Carolyn, were Sun .. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spurge .inlin in West Asheville. ".Usi Mildred Maxwell spent Sun y with her grandfather, Mr. Wil li Maxwell. ? He a T. dwell, who underwent o, ration lor nppendicits at Pat .. Memorial hospital, Henderson has returned to Brevard Insti . V r.i Fiitton, Moso Macfie, Edward Harold Kilpatrick spent Sunday liusmim and Pickens. .Mi-?. Ralph Osborne and Miss Eliz Milis attended the state D. A. '. meeting in Greensboro several lays last week, Mrs. Osborne being ? ('.'legate from the local chapter. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lee and Mrs. If. 0. Jones and daughter, of Ashe Hie, loft Sunday after visiting Rev, ..;id Mrs. J. H. West, at the Metho dist parsonage. Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Jones are sisters of Rev. Mr. West. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith have Moved from Turnpike Road to 254 Maple street. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Short arc occupying the Smith house on Turn .?lke Road. Miss Sadie Mull spent the week rvl with her sister, Miss Paulint Mull, in Concord. The two small sons of Mr. am Mik Roy E. Cooper. have been quite ill the past -.veek at their home or ! dwell avenue, but are reported t( 1 r much improved. *-t'rs. J. M. Tatuni has been con ;;<"i V> htr home the past week or .'.t'i-ount of illness. Misses Alza Kogsed and Myrtle iViiitmire were Brevard visitors Sat ui day. ily. of Weaverville, spent Saturday n Brevard. Mrs. J. H. West has been quite il ?tt her home at the Methodist par >r.nge the past week. .'?Irs. Luther Pushell was a Hen isonvil'e visitor Thursday. Miss Rubenia Nicholson returnee itliis week to Plummor's store, afte ; ' ing unable to attend to her worl >r the past several weeks on ac "lint cf illness. Julia Wood returned to schoo V- vilnosday. after a week's recuper ?ion spent at home from her recen ness. }'rs. M. E. Joines was an Ashe '! visitor Tuesday. Union services will s hold no.\ '.[?.lay night at th Methodis eh. at 7:30 o'clock, at whicl Rev. Hairy Pern, rector o . Philips Episcopal church, will do r ill! sermon. i 10 scrvice last Sunday night wa ..!d at the Presbyterian church, am sermon of the occasion wa ivachcd by Rev. .1. P. Winton, sup ; inendent of Brevard Institute \ Winton substituted for Rev. J M. West, pastoi1 of the Methodis ;.ch, who was not able to be pres on account of the illness of Mrs 5S SARA BARRETT IS ?COVERING FROM OPERATIOP Sara Barrett, operated on a V .oil Park hospital last week fo .. pendicitis, is reported to be gain ? - strength rapidly and will b< bit- within the next few days lo re "v., to licr home on Brucemow |i irele in West Aslieville. Miss Bar i--. lt will bo remembered hero by th< ny friends she made while her par 'its, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Barrett ? ! here. She was especially act vo in church and Sunday Sehoo ' ..ork while in Brevard. ACiC BARRETT LOSES FINGER IN ACCIDENT Jack Barrett, formerly employee The Brevard News, but the past i > years linotype operator in the ll'ice of The West Ashcville News; '.f.Tod the loss of a finger recently \ operating his linotype. He is overing But has boon unable to ork since his accident. It is ex acted that he will go back to his within the next few days. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many '? nds for their kindness and sy^; utiiy shown us during th?? hriaf 'ill, ness and death of.o?Hittle son. May . ?r-irreSs~eacli of you. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Heath. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania. INr THE SUPERIOR COURT W. S. Ashworth, Plaintiff, -vs W. Ulus Merril, C. H. Case and E. B. Hamilton, Defendants. By virtue of an execution directed to tne undersigned from the Super ior Court of Transylvania County in the above entitled action, I will, on Monday, April 7, .1930, at twelve o'clock noon, at tho courthouse door of said County, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execu tion, all the right, title and interest which the said W. Ulus Merrill, de fendant, has in the following describ ed real estate, to-wit: Lying and being in the Town of Brevard, North Carolina. Beginning on a stake on Franklin Street, at the corner of lots No. 62 md 6.3, and runs with the dividing ine between lots 62 and 63 in a uorthwcaesterly direction 152.4 feet ' to a stake on lot No. 64; tiien with i the dividing line between lots 63 and ( 04 in a northwesterly direction 87.5 feet to a stake at the corner of lots ] 63 and 64, 72 and 73; thence with the dividing line between lots 63 and i .3, in southwesterly direction 173.9 ' u'cl to n stake at the corner of lots 1 | :: :??'.(.! 73; then with Franklin street ' i l:v southwesterly direction S8 feet the Beginning. Bcnig the lot of, h ind conveyed by Mrs. Lura B. Wil- .< on to \V. U .Merrill, on September , ,14, 1926, and recorded in Book 57 ^ . ..?;e 175 of the Records of Deods ' for Transylvania County, N. C. 1 This the 5th day of March, 1930. 1 T. E. PATTON, Jr., Sheriff. WS Ash Mar 12 19 26 Apr 2 I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA { Department of State CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION ,0 ALL TO WHO THESE \ i'KESENTS MAY COME? I GREETING: WHEREAS, It appears to my sat- , ? isfaction, by duly authenticated rec ord of the proceedings for the volun ' : lary dissolution thereof by the unan imous consent of all the stockhold i jrs deposited in my office, that the | WOODLAKE PARK DEVELOP j MENT, INCORPORATED a corpora I I tion of this State, whose principal i I office is situate at No. Street, in the town of Blantyre, County of 1 Transylvania, State of North Caro ' lina (Chas. F. Baldwin being the [agent therein and in charge thereof, ! upon whom process may be served), ? j has complied with the requirements I of Chapter 22, Consolidated Statutes, ? ,'ntitl S "Corporations," preliminary . 1 to the issuing of this Certificate of | Dissolution: I NOW THEREFORE, I, J. A. : ' Hartness, Secretary of the State of i North Carolina, do hereby certify > ' that the said corporation did, on the j 12th day of February 1930 file in my ? ! office a duiy executed and attested i , consent in writing to the dissolution I of said corporation, executed by ail ; the stockholders thereof, which said ? consent and the record of the pro ceedings aforesaid are now on file in , iny said office as provided by law. ! 'IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I 1 have hereto set my hand and affixed - 1 my official seal at Raleigh, this 12th jday of February A. D. 1930. J. A. HARTNESS, Secretary of State. ii 4tc Web. F26 Mar 5j|12|l|9 < NOTICE - In the DUtrict Court IN' EQU11 lof the United State* NO. . M 1 for the Western District - of Nojth Carolina. t ARTHUR J. FLEMING, Complainant - 1 Vs NOTICE OF SALE | ?A I'PHIRE COTTON MILLS, et a!. Respondent. | Under and by virtue of an order I (if sale made in the above entitled il ? iv.Sf by His Honor, E. Y. Webb, U. p.. . District Court Judge, on the 1.3th I ,,v of February 1930, i will olTer it' public sale t-.? the highest bidder j! !?'(>!{ CASH, at the Court !' t >or in the town of Brevard, ('<? mt.v ! 1 1 f Transylvania and State of North f Carolina, on Saturday, March JL'nd, . ' i:;0. at the hour of twelve o'clock ? .,i . or as so'on thereafter as pr.r. t:c s able, the foHowin;; property i ; th 1 Sapphire Cotton Milts, a corporation, V' PARCEL NUMBER 1. The entire manufacturing plant i f . the Sapphire Cotton -Mills consisting t of lands, buildings and machinery 1 - . Seated in the said town of Brevard, 'said County and State, and known as the "Sapphire Cotton Mill Tract," containing twenty-three and one half acres of land, situate on both j ' des of Whitmire Street in said i Tovtn, including the brick mill build t'ing with warehouses, boiler rooms, r | engine rooms and other outbuildings connected therewith, also office 3 building, also thirty-one (31) tenant . houses. t No bid will be accented until th" . | bu'.;!?T shall have previously depo^ ; ited with the undersigned Receiver a . !vv.'.!ficd check on some bank in good I standing for the sum of Ten Thous and $ ( 10,000.00) Dollars. T "erti 1 lied check deposited by the sue ssful j bidder shall be credited unon th pur chase price and the reinalr 'or of said I purchase price shall be p.:id with'1 ? thirty days from said sal-.'. If sai successful bidder should fail to com I ply within said thirty days, then the ? nrorserty shall be resold, after adver j 1 -ising, at the risk of said success ful bidder and the amount of said ! ' l ook shall be retained by said 1' I eiver as liquidated damages. PARCEL NUMBER 2. ? ; Certain oilier tracts of land iyiu ' : iid be in." in Transylvania County r.nd State of North Carolina, con tainlnpr approximately tv.'Snry-esjHi'."' hundred end sjsty-threc (2803 ) acres! inoi i,0r less, and known as tke j -''Power Site Lands," will likewise bo ' sold at the place and time above in- . dicated at Public Auction to the i highest bidder FOR CASH, and said ' highest bidder shall be required to pay to the Receiver immediately, a sum not less than One Thousand ; ($1,000.00) Dollars, and the remain- j der within ten days thereafter, and ; if said successful bidder should fail . to comply and complete said pur chase, then the lands to bo resold at i the risk of the said bidder and the said $1000.00 to be retained by the Receiver as liquidated damages. Stock in process and accounts re ceivable are not included in the ubove sale. Full description of the equipment of the Mill, number of rooms in ten ant houses and any other informa tion will be furnished upon applica tion to the undersigned Receiver. The upset price of Parcel No. 1 is Seventy-Five Thousand ($.5,000.00) Dollars. The right to reject any and all bids is retained by the Receiver, ? all bids also subject to Confirina- j tion by the Court. This February 19th, 1930. H. E. ERVVIN, Receiver. 4tc Web 19|28MarS|12 I SELL IT?USE A WANT AD-, NOTICE AMD SUMMONS itate of North Carolina bounty cf Transylvania IN THE GENERAL CO. COURT | Pearl Stepp Johnson VS Loyd Johnson The defendant above named will ! take notice that an action entitled as | above has been commenced in the | General County Court of Transyl- J vania County to obtain an absolute;) divorce by said plaintiff from said | defendant; the said defendant will i further take noticc that ho is ro-i, quired to appear at the April Term . 11)30 of the General County Court of j said county, to be held in the court ( house in Brevard, N. C., in April 11)30, and answer or demur to the ' complaint of this plaintiff or tho plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com iaint. This February 19, 1930. j ROLAND OWEN, Ex-Officio Clerk General County Court. Ralph Fisher, Atty, 4tp 10 1 26M5 j 12 NOTICE OF LAND SALE i Under the power of sale contained in that certain deed in trust executed ! by J. L. Plott and wife, Sallie Plott, 1 to Lewis P. Hamlin, trustee, dated i the 14th day of December 1929, and ' recorded in the office of the Regis ter of deeds for Transylvania coun ty, N. C. in Book No. 24 at page 283, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby ^secured, and demand having been made for sale, the undersigned trus tee will sell at public auction to the 'highest bidder FOR CASH, at 12 o'clock M. on the 31st day of March 1930, at the court house door in the town of Brevard, N. C., the follow ing described piece or parcel of land, lying and being in Catheys Creek j Township, and more particularly de scribed as follows, to-wit: j BEGINNING on a stake on thi l west margin of Highway No. 28 at , the junction of an old road, and | runs with north and west side of the ,0k! road the following courses and distances: South 74 deg. west 75 feet; then south 47 deg. west 40 feet; then south 21 deg. west 20 feet; then 5 deg. west 139 feet to a stake in the old Paxton line; then with said old line south 87 deg. east 80 feet to a stake on the west mar gin of the Highway; then same course south 87 deg. east 260 feet to a stake on the north ban'r: of the old road leading to Lambert Gilles pie's house; then with the north mar gin of said old road, north 4G 1-2 deg. west 282 feet to a stake on the .east margin of the Highway; then crossing the Highway, nortii 18 deg. west 30 feet to the beginning, con taining 87 ? 100 of an acre more or less. Said sale being made for the pur pose of satisfying said debt, nter . est, costs and expenses of said sale, i Sale made subject to any and ali taxes. This 25th day of Feb. 1930. LEWIS p. HAMLIN. Trustee. ?Itchg OHO Mar 5-12 lit ? NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE I ntler and by virtue of the pow of sale contained in that cor' .n deed in trust from W. E. Shi .nan et al. to the undersigned trust..'.', for the Brevard Buildin;r and Loan Asso ciation, bearing dati of Oct. 26th, 1028, and registered in Book No. 2'i at Page 21 of the record of deeds in trust for Transylvania ;nty, said deed in tru securing cc-iiain indebt edness th ,-ein named, and default having ' n made in the payment of said indebtedness whereby the povvei of sale contained in said deed in tru.-t has become operative, and all notice as to sj'.id default having been given and said default has not been made good, and the holder of th note evidencing said indebtedness having requested the undersigned to foreclose said deed in trust; I Now therefore the undersign. : .will on Saturday, March 15th. 11/30 'pt the Court House door in the towji { of Brevard, N. C., at 12 o'clock M. 1 it. - i* . " - ? . ' . ? i . ? tuc i \jh\j ?* ilit', iu .?it. All those lands described in tin deed in trust aforesaid, reference ? being hereby made to same and the rccord thereof for a description of said property by metes and bounds. The proceeds of said sale to be ap plied upon said indebtedness, costs of sale etc. This the 15th. day of Feb. 1930. D. I.. ENGLISH, Trustee. Pub F19.26 M 5! 13 Die. SELL IT? USE A WANT AD BAIRD & COMPANY This store which io locuicd at 3 Sroadway in Ashcvillo, arc extensive Icalers in extra-standard grocery products. They invited the people Df this section to make their store their headquarters while in town. This store has the finest line of staple and fancy groceries to be found in this part of the state. Theyi bend every effort to satisfy their' customers' needs. They have the store very well arranged for the rap id handling of goods thus assuring you of prompt service and their customers always find their food in first class condition. They employ a force of clerks, ea.;h one of whom is a genius in do in;!; and saying the accommodating thing to their customers. It is the rule and principle of their business to do more for their customers than simply sell th^m groceries, and their customers appreciate this almc-st as much as they do the "high quality" goods. They arc making "Special" inducements to out-of-town custom ers and they handle a full and con: plete line of standard brands and they are always first with fresl fruits and vegetables when in season and country produce. Their stock of canned goods are always of the best brands and are always kept fresh. Baird and Company ia a locally owned store and their system of mer chandising is such that they arc able to successfully compete with othc concerns of similar nature. The manager is a prominent citi zen and has won the admiration ar l friendship of the entire community and we feel justified to say that th; ; is one of the most progressive con cerns of the kind in this territory, and we are not alone in this asser tion, for their many customers who h&ve patronized them have noth'/,. but compliments and vraise f. them. ALL SORTS OF SPOONS All sorts of spoons in sterling silver and silver plate. Good substantial pieces in sterling for $2.00 to $7.00. Silver piate (the kind that wears) 75c to $5.00 We've some attractive ice tea spoons that you'll want shortly, .$2.00 per set of six. Frank D. Clement, The Hallmark Jeweler CLEMSON THEATRE BUILDING OLD FOLKS AND YOUNG FOLKS RICH FOLKS AND POOR FOLKS BUT ALL OF THEM PLUMB GOOD FOLKS made our 10-dav sale a most successful af fair. Honest-to-goodness we sold two times more Groceries than we had hoped to sell? We thank you, dear friends ? and to prove our gratitude we're still giving low prices on standard groceries, all of which is full weight and honest count. COME AGAIN and AGAIN Johnson's Grocery Store PHONE 41 CONGRATULATIONS Business and Professional Women FOR YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS As you are striving for the very best and highest things in your business and professional careers, we too, are striving to attain the very highest goal in our line. We have pent the past ten years in equipping our plant and rounding out our proficiency to give the very best service in GENERAL AUTOMOBILE MECHANICAL WORK AND AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL WORK That we have succeeded in large measure is testified to by the large number of satisfied customers and patrons who come to us with their car troubles, whether it be lighting, ignition service, battery, brake lining, or general mechanical repair work. We do it all, and give guar anteed satisfaction with our service. . v r ^;pv0 | BREVARD BATTERY CO. W. F. Hart, Manager.