SOCIETY NEWS
INTERESTING TALKS HEARD AT
HOKE ECONOMICS CLUB
Regular meeting- of the Home Eco
nomics club of the Brevard High
School was held Tuesday morning it
the Home Economics department
rooms. Girls of the seventh grade
wore guests of the occasion.
After calling the meeting to or
dvr, the clijb song was sung and the
motto given.
Several nteresting talks were giv
en, including one by Flora Reid on
the required high ischool subjects:
Pauline .Powell oin the requirements
lor college entrance; Mrs. Kimzoy,
on "How a girl in helped by the
s\udy of Home Economics."
Following the transaction of busi
ness, refreshments were served by
t'kua Barnette, Nell Duckworth,
.Mary Nell Black and Catharine Snel
U KDNESDAY CLUB HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING
An unsually large attendance of
the Brevard Wednesday club met at
Mrs. E. W. Blythe's on the afternoon
of March 19th. There were only
three absentees from roll call,
Mrs. H. N. Carrier gave an invi
tation from the state president to at
tend the general convention in Col
orado in June.
The following question was
brought up for discussion: Should
die new officers elected at the next
dub meeting in April enter office at
once, or wait, as has been custom
ary, until the first meeting of the
new club year in September? The
majority of the members thought it
would be better for the present of
ficers to continue until the close of
the club year.
Mrs. R. L. Alexander was in '
. Pratts Buttermilk Baby
Chick Starter and Grow
ing Mashes ? Burpee's
Seeds, Seed Oats, Grass
and Clover Seed ? Fertil
izers, Champion Nitrate
of Soda - Pulverized sheep
Manure for your Lawn or
Garden.
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1 7 Ave East Hendersonville j
QUICK SERVICE
PLUMBING
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R. F. THARP
THE PLUMBER
53 WEST MAIN STREET
charge of the program and her sub
ject was, -"l'Aiglon," also Known as
|t)rince of Parma, duke of Reich
]stadt, the unhappy son of Napoleon
.Bonaparte. Mrs. P. N. Simons read
for Mrs. Alexander an account of
i the early childhood of l'Aiglon, and
Mrs. S. P. Veraer read of his later
years, illness ant! death. His was an
! ill-fated, tragic life ? absolutely un
' cheered by any close companionships
' .vith no one to ;ove or be loved by.
1 He was neglected in his last illness
oven by his mother.
| The next meeting of the club will
be at the residence of the club sec
'retary. Mrs. W. E. Breese, on April
2nd.
H. A. W. K. CLUB HOLDS
REGULAR MEETING
i Members of the H.A.W.K. club
jmet at the home, of Mitchell King
[Saturday night for the regular week
jly meeting of the club.
Business matters pertaining to the
j lub were transacted, presided over
I by the president, Miss Geraldine :
Barrett, following which a social
hour was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served during the evening. |
'.COUNTY RESIDENT ENTERTAINS
IN FLORIDA
Mrs. A. N. Collins, of Rosmtn, who
is wintering in St. Petersburg, Fla.,
delightfully entertained the ladies of
the Lellman Avenue Community
church Friday, March 6.
The ladies sewed, and after the j
business session delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess. >
The following states were repre- ,
sented by those in attendance : ,
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia. Tennessee, Kentucky, Penn
sylvania. Michigan, New York and ,
Florida.
JOINT MEETING OF CIRCLES IS
HIGHLY ENJOYABLE
The Livingston Circle of the Bap- J
tist church entertained the Fannie ,
Heck Circle and the Blanche Barrus
Circle Friday night at the home of j
Mrs. Avery Case with an enjoyable ,
party. Husbands of the members
wore also present to enjoy the pleas- !
ures of the occasion.
Featuring the evening's enjoy
ment was an interesting program,
including, vocal and instrumental
selections by Alvin Moore ; vocal
:-olos by Miss Elizabeth Mills and
Mrs. C. R. McNeely; harmonica solo
by Harold Duckworth; readings by
Helen Galloway. Games of various
kinds were played and refreshments
were served during the evening. A
charge for the number of feet tall
was made, this feature adding to
the profit and enjoyment of the oc
casion.
YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY SOCIAL
GATHERING
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ross pntertnined
a number of the younger set Wed
nesday evening at their home near
Brevard.
A pretty color scheme in the na
tional colors was carried out, and
various games were played to the
expressed enjoyment of all present.
Dainty refreshments were served
during the evening.
Guests present were: Inez and
Ruby Dunn, Ann Bryson, Georgie
and Margaret Waldrop, Eleanor and
Mildred McCall, Hal Franklin, Car
ley Mann. Ray Waldrop, Bill Dunn,
Allison and Arthur Orr, Briscoe
Whitmire, Tom Bryson, Luther Gar
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Mull, Mr.
and Mrs. Mays Waldrop, Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Breedlove, Dicie Barton.
Court Week
Is a mighty good time to have your car fixed. Don't
matter what is wrong, we can fix it for you, and fix it
right, and fix it at the right price. Come in, anyway,
and rest here, and listen to the Radio. Make this your
headquarters while you are in Brevard. Remember,
every repair job we do goes out from here with our
guarantee.
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Brevard Battery Co Jj*
W. F. HART, Manager
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Mrs. J. M. Thrash, of Davidson
i River, visiteti friends in Brevard
; Monday.
Mrs. H. P. J onus, daughter Aiken,
and son, Gordon, and wife, of Ashe
| vilie, were Sunday gutsls of Rev.
'and Mrs. J. H. West.
I Mrs. Cos Paxton has been confined
to her home in Greenville the past
week on account of illness with the
flu.
James F. Barrett left Tuesday l'or
?'Knoxville, Tenn., to attend a meet
ing of the Mountain Workers' con
[ ference convening in that city this
week. Mr. Barrett appeared pn the
I program Wednesday morning.
! Rev. and Mrs. J. H. West have had
as their guests the past week two of
: their sons, A. M. West and C. B.
| West, both of Hickory.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Norris, of
Asheville, have been spending several
i days with the latter's sister, Mrs. I,.
jF. Cooper.
David and Allison Orr, who spent
the past several months in Dayton,
Ohio, have returned to remain
through the summer with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tins'.ey have
moved from Brevard to the W. C.
McCall home near Selica.
Mrs. Rebecca Glenn has been con
fined in Patton Memorial Hospital,
Kendersonville, the past week under
medical treatment.
Mrs. R. E. Lawrence and Mrs.
Mary Jane Walker were business vis
itors in , Asheville Monday.
Miss Nan Kilpatrick is home from
Enka, spending her two weeks' va
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. P. Kilpatrick.
Kuffin Wilkins, of Shelby, speAt
the past week-end with his mother,
Mrs. Madge Wilkms.
Mrs. A. E. Hampton received the
sad news of the death of her
brother-in-law, C. B. Davis, of
Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Davis had
been in failing health for several
months, and his death came last
Thursday morning. He leaves a
widow and five children. Mrs. Davis
is a sister of Mrs. Hampton.
Joe Clayton left Monday for Mont- i
pomery, Ala., to begin his spring
training in baseball. He was ar- i
companteiH by his brother, Harry,
who will remain there for sometime.
Frank Corn, James P. Lance and
Harry McCarson, of Mendersonville,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Bowen Sunday.
Friends of Miss Anna Bowan, of
Hendersonville, sister of J P. Bow
en, will regret, to learn of hw ilincsa
in the hospital, suffering with a
broken hip.
Mr. diui j? ;-s. A. B Riley, Miss
LHa Ilil^y ar;d J. L. Bell returned
Friday from St. FitMBburg, Fla.,
where they spent the winter.
Harry Sitton is recuperating from
his recent appendicitis operation at
the home of his parents in Weaver
ville, spent a few days in Brevard
last week and expects to return to
Brevard within ihe next few days to
resume his work here.
Mrs. Carrie Dorsett, of Washing
ton. D. C., who is visiting her father,
J. M. Thrash, at Davidson River,
spent Tuesday in Ashevilie.
It! r. and Mrs. P. M. Verdery and
little son, John Albert, of Charlotte,
were week-end guests of friends in
Brevard.
Mrs. John Duckworth, of David
son River, was shopping in Brevard
Tuesday.
Duncan MacDougnld, of Woodber
ry Forest School, is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan MecDougald.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Wood return
ed Saturday from a trip to the east
ern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickelsimer re
turned Tuesday from Grser.ville and
Newport, Tenn., where they were
called on account of the illness of
Mrs. Pickelsimer's brother-in-law.
Miss Janie Gillespie has returned
to her home on Broad street, after
spending the winter in Littie River,
where she has been teaching.
Mrs. Mary Jane Walker attended
a meeting of insurance underwriters
of the state, convening in Charlotte
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Evans and two
daughters, of Charlotte, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hinton
McT.eod. Mrs. Evans is a sister of
Mrs. McLeod.
Mrs. W. A. Trotter, of Reidsville,
is visitinsr her parents. Rev. and
Mrs. J. H. West, at the Methodist
parsonage.
Mrs. Harry Patton was able to re
Lurn to her home on Friday, after
undergoing an operation at Tran
sylvanie hospital.
Capt. and Mrs. A. C. Storey, o
Ilendersonville, were Brevard visi
tor3 Monday.
) Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Waters, Mrs
Rosco.:> Nicholson and Harold Whit
'mire ware Greenville visitors Thurs
day.
; Miss Beatrice Daniels, Miss Gar
;ne* I.yday, R/dph Lyoay and Ltor
I Lydsy motorea to Gastonia and
(Charlotte Sunday for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ccston and
iMiss Virginia Stiradley, of Ashevi'l(?;
spent Saturday jb guests of 'Mrs.
W. Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Peacock Jr.
and little son, L. J. Ill, returned Fri
day from Lexington, and arc now
with Mrs. Peacock's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Barrett, at Stonoy
crest.
H. C. Bnrtictt reurned the first of
the week from Miami, Fir.., wlJeve lie
'spent the past iitverti) weeks,
i ?) .8. Silvei!>t?eri and daughter,
Mrs. Albert Kyle., returned lasi week
from S'' ran ton. Pa., whf.re they were
called on account of the death of
Mr. Silversteen's brother. R. ?. Sil
versteen.
Mrs. E. R. Bishop and Mrs. Dorse
Allison, of Cedar Mountain, were
Brevard visitors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Morris and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pushell visited
relatives in Hendersonvilie Sunday.
Dr. Laura. F. Bartlett has re
turned to the Pierce-Moore Rote!,
after benig confined in Transylvania
Hospital for several weeks. She is
reported to be considerably im
proved, though i? still under the care
of a purse, Mrs. John Cantrel'.
NEWS ITEMS FROM
' THE BAPTIST CHURCH
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There will be no preaching service
at the Baptist church Sunday night,
March 30. We are to join the other
churches in a union service at the
i Presbyterian church.
?j Mr. Rftlph Ramsey has recently
been elected director of our B,ipti-t
Voung Peoples Unions. He makes
the following announcement: Th<*
Senior, Intermediate and Jauicr un
iform are launching' an intensive caw
pai^n for new members. The ram ?
pajgn atarts Sunday niplit and con
tinueif through April. Each union fit
will set m iia goal the doubling < '
its msmborship. B. Y P. U. rreet
Sunday evening at 6:.")0. Visiter
welcome.
A most interesting and enjoyabl
jocial was given by the Dvihgstoii ?!
Circle of the Womans Missionary
| :iety, at the home c-f HtU Awry
JCasi, last Friday evening ffamiis,.
! contests, music and reading featur
ed the entertainment. It wan an ev
lening of. inl?Uigent amusemuat. Oe
| licious refreshments were arvei.
j The Brevard Bajr;ti*t ciurch i
I sponsoring a caucty-wide Sunday
llkhool enlargement campaign. Th<'
I campaign will begin as 'spo.n as we
lean secure the -co-operation c,t the
| churches in this association and git
the meu from our Uunday School
I Botrd Vo lead a3.
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