ROSMAN NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WEITMIRE, Manager
REV. MR. BRAGG IS GIVEN
A. SEVERE "POUNDING"
A number of citizens of Rosraan
and members of Zion Baptist church
"pounded" their pastor, Rev. J. L.
Bragg, last Thursday evening. I
A lot of good things were received
by Rev. and Mrs. Bragg, for which
they are very grateful and wish to
thauk. every one for their gifts. ,
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REV J. K. HENDERSON
CALLED TO MT. MORIAH
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Rev, J. K. Henderson has accepted
u cull as pastor of Ml. Moriah Cal
vert church i
Rev. Mr. Henderson needs no in
troduction to the people of this sec
tion, he being a native Transylvan
ian. For u number of years Rev.
Mr Henderson's work has been in
Eastern Carolina. Mt. Moriah is to
be congratulated on being so fortun
ate to get Rev. Mr. Henderson as
pastor.
STYLE SHOW TO BE STAGED
BY HOME ECONOMICS CLASS
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The Home Economics Department
0 ' K' sman High School, under the
if i uction of Miss Dorothy Lumley,
i, . present their annual Fashion
S' w mi Friday, April 4th, at 8:4.rj
A.'t. The styles of dresses to be
sfrnvvi; are sport silks, house and
|i ty dresses and graduation frocks.
The Flom'e Economics Department
will be open for inspection after the
showi rig- and all visitors ?re invited
to see the underwear exhibited there.
All patrons of the school, their
frien and those interested in the
work the department are cordially
invited to attend.
MRS. W. M. GALLOWAY DIES
AT EAST FORK HOME
Mo. \V. M. (Boy> Galloway, of
East. Fork, died Tuesday night after
a liiurerini; illness. Funeral and bur
ial services were held at Greenville,
S. t' the following (lay.
Surviving are the husband, and two
sor - in a former marriage, three sis
ters aiil two brothesr.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS PARTY
Mi Mildred Watkins. teacher of
tfi<' !nt< nnediate Sunday School
of Zion Baptist church, took
her eiass for a picnic up the French
Broad river a few miles above Ros
n-.a-: Saturday. Pupils enjoying this
fit were: Douglas Eldridge, Betty
Nelson. Elizabeth B ragg, Walter
Recce dr., Everette Whitmire, How
ard Passniore. Howard Moss, Edith
("arkc. Kuth Moore, I.eota Randolph.
1 .Vuii e tila'/!e(ier and Verona Lyday.
f'hanerones for the occasion were
Mis May A s msfifmg and Miss
Watkins.
;;!!,LF.SPIE-BR1TTAIN
Norma Brittain and Mr.
K! iei Gillespie of East Fork, were
f*iiirri. <J in Pickens on Wednesday,
Maui 'J'itli. Mrs. Gillespje is the
r of Mr. and .Mrs. Berry Brit
while Mr. Glilespie is a son of
Joe (tillespie. i
KITCHEN-PRICE
Miss Annie Price and Mr. Korean
Kitchen of Gloucester.- were married
a; Pickens Friday, March 28th.
Mrs. Kitchen is th daughter of
Mi and Mrs. Albert I'riee of the
Gloucester section and a former
Ilosrian High School student. She is
.1 very attractive and popular young1
lady. I
Mi. Kitchen i> the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Kitchen, formerly of
?u but now ! vinfc at Enka. ;
R AMEY-CHA "MAN
Mi - I'heresa Cha in and Mr.
J Itamey were ret ..tly married
iii South Carolina.
Mrs. Uamcy is the daughter of
Mrs. Johnnie Chapman of the Old
T ? .v;iy section. Mrs. (' . ipman and
daughter moved several nonths ago
to South (Wolina, where 'the wed
ding occurred.
PET1T-SEARCY
Mis- .N'ora Searcy and Mr. Walter
i'-tit. ui re married at Pickens on
Saturday. March 29th.
Mr. Petit is the daughter of Mr.
.rn.! Mrs. Harve Searcy, while the'
ereoir. is the son of Mr. and -Mrs. T.
U . Petit, each residing near Rosman.
Mr. and Mrs. Petit are receiving con
gratulation from their many friends.
Joe Galloway spent several days
);ist weejc in Gloucester as guest of
i. C. and J. B Hall.
Agatha Hunter of Gloucester,
spent several days as guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. G .Stophel, this week, j
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson and;
rhildren were called to T.aurens, S.
C. Saturday on account of the death
if the former's grandmother, Mrs.
Payne Wilson.
Mrs. L. A. Jones is reported quite
ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Sisk.
W. A .Daniels visited Charlie
Fowler Sunday, the latter being ill
Rev, J. L. Bragg preached at West
End Baptist church, Canton, Sunday
evening. He was accompanied to
f'an'on by G. C. McClure, Paul and
Walter Rogers.
L. R. Staton visited William Wat
kins Sunday.
Larry Simpson of Greenville, S. C.
spent week-end as guest of his
it !;? 'mil aunt, Mr. and Ms. J. R.
Mahoney.
Mrs. William Jamerson and baby,
of Waihalla. spent last week visiting
relatives in Rosman.
Clarence Grow of Waihalla, was a
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gant.
Mr. and Mrs. Snow Masters of
Easley. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Xaaman Galloway.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hogsed visited
the former's father, VV. P. Hogsed,
who 13 very il! at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Ii. A. Southerlin, re
cently. Mr. Hogsed had spent the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hogsed
at Calvert, leaving recently for a
visit to Mrs. Southerlin at Travelers
Rest.
Mrs. C. L. Gant and children mov
ed Monday tb South Carolina. Mr.
(j'ant will remain in Rosman, where
lie has a position.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and
daughter and Miss Edna Ilinkle, Mr.
v nd Mrs. Paul Rogers, Rickmond and
Doyle Manle.v, Jordan Whitmire,
Vando Morgan and others attended
the singing at Brevard Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth White, who taught
in Gloucester the past eight months,
returned home Friday.
Miss Frankie Borders and Miss
Nannie Pearl A'.ltn of Shelby, spent
the week-end as guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. McClure.
Larry Simpson of Greenville, and
Tom Mahoney were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raines at Mid
dle Fork.
Obii- Fisher, Jennings Fisher, R.
1". Kilpa trick, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
McCall, Talmadge and Ilardy Kilpat
lick. Jesse Kilpatrick, 1). B. Hunter.
Judson Hall,. Car! Galloway, ali of
Gloucester, were Rn.man visitors on
Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Paxton of Greenville,
was a business visitor to Rosman the
first of the week.
Leslie Owen of Shelby, spent the
wK>k-end as guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lee Owen.
Rev. A. J. Manley, who taught at
Shoal Creek in Gloucester, the past
form, closed his school Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ta ft Owen and Mr.
:\nd Mrs. Mack Collins motored to
Caesars Head and Greenville Sun
day.
Udell Owen, Freeman Hayes .and
Gail' Williamon were Lake Toxaway
visitors 'Sunday.
Marcus Bagwell of Brevard, was a
visitor to Rosman Monday,
Keba, small daughter of Mr. and
.Mrs. Tom Clavton. is reported very
ill.
Roy Fisheri of Mars Hill College,
pent the week-end as guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher.
Mrs. 11. E. Whitmire, of East Fork,
I and Mrs. Eli Simpson and Ers
:;ne Whitmire of Lyman, and I. J.
Whitmire of South Carolina, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loon
Whitmire.
Mis. Sarah Galloway and Miss Al
ma Galloway spent Saturday night
: s guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gal
loway at Brevard.
Mrs. W. E. Hall is spending- sev
. ra days - guest of her daughter.
Mr>. 11. (!. Stopliel.
Mr. and Mrs. IL II. ophel and
Mis- Agatlia lluntei v. e Brevard
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. M. C. Sumerel. who has been
ill. is recovering.
Mrs. Dewey Owen and Miss l a
Verne Nicholson spent the week-end
at Oakland.
lterlic Thomas of Lake Toxaway,
was a dinner guest of his aunt, Mrs.
'?Vni. Brittain, Friday.
Christine, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Grady Holcombc, is reported to
be quite ill at the home of her par
nits.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and
children are spending several days
us guests of relatives at Salisbury.
Messrs Amos McCall and George
Hamilton of Gloucester, were busi
ness visitors to Rosman Monday.
Mrs. Cos Paxton and daughter,
Miss Madeline and Jimmie Paxton,
Ashley Brigg's, Jack Sterling, Hill
Welch, Boh Mauley, Grady Bal
linger of Greenville, are spending
several days at Mrs. Paxton's sum
mer home near Cherryfield. The
youngsters are out of school for the
spring holidays.
Rev. Judson Corn preached a very
interesting sermon at Middle Fork
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Walker Chapman of U. U. M.,
stationed at San Diego, Calif, is
spending several days with his fath- 1
or, Gus Chapman, at Old Toxaway. 1
?I. W. -Chapman, Demus Chapman
of Tryon, were Sunday guests of :
the former's son, Rev. N. H. Chap
man and Mrs. Chapman.
Rev, X. H. Chapman and Rev. Jud
son Corn held preaching services at
the home of Aunt Lizzie Galloway at
Old Toxaway. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Whitmire .
were visitors of Rev. and Mrs. N. II.
Chapman Sunday.
George Holcombc and S. Morgan j
were business visitors to Rosman the
first of I be week.
Miss Mae Jackson spent the weak- 1
end at Brevard as guest of lior sister
Miss Ida Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mickler Lusk and ;
baby attended the singing at Bre- :
vard Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson, Mrs. J. 11. :
Cross and Miss Beulr.h Moore, Miss j
Bert Wilkerson and Jack 1 '.zgerald
were Brevard visitor Saturday. I
Mrs. W. R. Lewis and daughter,
Ruth, and Miss Edna 11 inkle and j
Walter Rogers were visitors to j
Pickens Tuesday.
R. D. Jenkins and A. 0. Kitchen j
motored to Table Rock Sunday.
Batey Fddings of Pickens, was a
business visitor to Rosman Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Carncr and
children of Lake Toxaway, were the
sruests of Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Sigmon
Sunday.
Misses Belle Fisher. Lona Cantreli,
Frances Edens, Verona Fisher, Mrs.
Lee R. Fisher and Mrs. Frank
Fisher hiked to Fisher Camp near
Lake Toxaway Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Anders were
Sunday guests of the former's
father, J. M. Anders in Gloucester.
Miss Elsie White spent Thursday
n if lit as guest of Miss Irene Pharr.
II. L. Cadwalleder was a business
visitor to Brevard Saturday.
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BLANTYRE BREEZES
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William Frady, who is attending
Abbeville Farm School, iflsited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. LaSalie Frady,
recently.
Mrs. James Maxwefl visited Mrs.
J. T. Justus one day last week,
i Raymond Reed visited his parents
Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Kollingsworth, who has
besn ill for quite a while, is improv
ing.
Mrs. Ciannie Justus vif.ited her
mother, Mrs. Milford Morgan, last
wsek.
! Miss Mary Ellen Reed called on
Miss Margaret Gash last week.
f!alph Reed, of Asheville Farm
School, spent the week-end at his
home here.
Clyde Brown visited his aunt, Mrs.
John Reed, last Saturday.
We were very sorry to hear that
Milford Morgan had the misfortune
of losing his house in a fire last
week. Practically all the furnish
ings of the home and much clothing
jwere turned.
Miss Blanche Brown attended
prayer services at Blantyre Sunday
night.
EAST FORK NEWS
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| Miss Norma Brittain and Mr. El
inor Gillespie were married in Pick
ens March 26th.
Mrs. Alice Galloway died at her
home on East Fork, March 2(>th. The
body was taken to Greenville on Fri
day where the funeral was held and
interment in a Greenville cemetery
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Simpson of Ly
man, S. spent the week-end with
Mrs. Simpson's parents, Mr. and Mis.
li. E. Whitmire.
j Ralpli Gravely spent Saturday
night with friends in the Calvert
section.
This is the week when some of our
'own county's men are going to get
chain gang sentences and we believe
they would rather work on their
;own cross county roads, but our
county commissioners say they had
rather not. A few weeks ago we
; noticed the report ot' the grand jury
in Buncombe county, and they have
j several convicts from other counties
which cost nothing but their upkeep
-about fifty cents a day. They could
; be kept cheaper, for the report
gives 8 0 hogs being fattened, mostly
from table refuse. If that county
can keep them that cheap, so could
ours, and iha1 certainly is c!u np
road work. If our county is t>ing
to give other counties all our chain
gang prisoners, why not be mop
charitable and throw in all our road
machinery. Really, the upkeep of
the machinery would beat letting ii
rust out. We honestly believe the
county voter* should find out what
our would-be officers will do about
this before voting even in the pri
mary. We believe our prisoner
should be kept at home and put t<>
work on our own county roads, and
we believe every prisoncvr who dia"
a jail sentence should lie put to work
on the roads. It would be better
treatment than to .just keep them in
jail.
Our party is all oil" now until some
future (and we hope away off in the
future) time.
I guess we just got ashamed of our
! little old uproar when Brevard had
so much bgiger one. Of course, we
know our home town is a biggei
place than our little country settle
ment, but no one got beat up 11
hurt in any way but just a plain case
or two of "sick enough to die." Will
be glad to report on each meeting of
our gang, but hope it's some time
before we need to.
1 ?
was a recent dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Hogsed at Calvert.
It. V. Jones of Lake Toxaway
spent Monday night as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Sigmon.
| Miss Essie Owen spent Monday
nitrht as fruest of Miss Belle Fisher,
i Mr. and .Airs. T. f\ Galloway Jr.
and daughters, Helen, Montaree and
Lucile of Calvert, attended the sing
ing at Brevard Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath and
daughter, Polly Kate, of East Fork,
visited friends in Ashevillc Sunday.
I. eon and Ernest Gillespie of
Asheville, were guests of their fathi
Joe Gillespie at East Fork, Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Gillespie and Mrs.
Berley Head of East Fork, were Bre
vard visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paxton, of
Greenville, are spending several days
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. Paxton
at Calvert.
Misses Ethel and Bertha Golden of
Quebec, were guests of Miss Nell.'
Robinson, Sunday.
Miss Eugenia Nelson was a dinner
guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. R. Gallo
way, Monday.
Vando and Archie Rogers were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. I>. Rogers
at Walhalla, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R Head and Mrs.
Alfred Ernest visited Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Barrett Monday, en route to
Ohio. _
James Raxter, of near Brevard,
spent Monday as guest of is daugh
ter, Mrs. R. S. Winchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Lance of
Brevard, were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Jarrett Sunday night.
Mrs. Leonard Staton was a guest
of Mrs. Jake Jarrett Monday.
Mrs. VV. W. McJunkins, who has
been sick for a number of weeks, is
improving.
THE RIGHT WAV TO TRAVEL
is by train. The safest. Most com.
fortable. Most reliable. Costs ies3.
Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding
greatly reduce-? fares for :-:hort trip's
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
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Relieves a Headacli-e or Neuralgia
in 30 minutes, checks a Cold the
first day, and checks Malaria in
three davs.
SCS ALSO IN LIQUID
SEMI PRO BALL BEING!
TALKED IN BREVARD
With the warm spring days, the
high schools playing scheduled games
and the daily press filled with ac
counts of preliminary professional
ball games throughout the South,
fans in Brevard art: beginning to talk
of semi pro ball for Brevard this
' summer.
To begin with, one of the best
small town parks in this section of
the state is awaiting hie; umps to say
"Pla-a-a-y Baowl!" and the good I
games seen here on McLean Field !
last year still linger in the minds of
the followers of America's greatest
and most popular game.
Frank Carr, pilot of the pennant
winners of the Tri-County League
last year, has already signified his
willingness to sally forth again. He
will be ready for playing about the
first of May. A meeting of the Bre
vard Baseball association is expected
to be called at an early date at which
fans and players wili be heard from
Already several teams have signified
their desire to connect with a league
in which Brevard and Pisgth Forest
will be participants. "It w?n't be
long; now," is the general eonsenur,
of the fans.
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i OAKLAND NEWS NOTES j
| Mrs. W. F. McCall has returned
home after spending the winter in
Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Harrison, of
| Sapphire, were calling in Oakland
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Sanders and
| son Lane, were dinner guests of Mr.
land Mrs. Claude Reid Sunday.
Otto Alexander called in our vil
lage Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hovie Chappell vis
ited home folks this. week.
Mrs. Burgess and daughter, motor
ed to Glennville one day last week.
Mrs. E. D. Reid and daughter,
Miss I.ula, and Mrs. S. E. Alexander
are visiting in South Carolina.
T. E. Reid of Brevard, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Reid
Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Reid were
I pleasant callers at the home of Mrs.
i Norton Sunday afternoon.
' Mrs. Mary Burgess and daughter, l
Miss Bert, and Mrs. Fred McXeely I
! visited Mrs. W. F. McCall and Mrs. I
| Cuy Matheson one evening last week. !
Sirs. C. W. Fisher, Airs. L. F.
I Norton ;>.nd Mrs. Frank McCall mo- ,
1 tored to Brevard Monday.
Evon Sanders and Allone Fisher
wen- dinner quests of Myrtle Me- '
('nil Sunday.
Leo Reid entertained the boys B- '
V. I'. (T. at the last regular meeting.;
Plans were discussed for a bigger
!;ind better Union and with the help
I of the parents a very interesting and
j helpful union can be carried on.
Ip ?; J *zi(P " as,.- H
We are glad to report that the Poultry
Market is improving, and the demand is
growing, so
WE WANT ALL THE POULTRY
YOU HAVE FOR SALE
And will pay the following prices:
Heavy Kens 22c
Leghorn Hens 20c
Broilers 35c
3m
Roosters 10c
Clean, fresh Eggs 21c
Potatoes, per bu $1.50
We also want Corn, and will pay 90 cents
per bushel cash, or $1.00 in trade for your
corn.
(Prices subject to change with market)
B. and B. Feed and
Seed Company
BREVARD, N. C.
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The Great Outdoors
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beauty and appealing grandeur is here! The highways
and byways call to you to come and enjoy the goodness
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