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the mm mm Published Every Wednesday k; THE TRANSYLVANIA PUBLISHING CO., to, S Entered at the P(X?tcffia? in SroTasd N. C., aa Second Claw Mattar James F. Barrett Idtta SUBSCRIPTION BAT38 (Payable in Advance) One Year ...... $3.0 Six Months 1.0 Three Months ............. .1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1930 THE BREVARD NEWS IS NON PARTISAN IN THE EXTREME, NOW AND ALWAYS. The Brevard News is to remain ii the future, as in the pa3t, an inde pendent, non partisan, community boosting, county newspaper, to thi very highest degree that it is pos sible for a county newspaper to be. The fact that the editor of Th< Brevrad News is a candidate on om if Jlie thirty tickets for the office o: st&ie senate makes absolutely m difference in the policy of The Bre va 1 News. This newspaper will b jus.t as fair to one candidate fo: state senate as it is to the other. Both parties will be accorde< identical treatment, insofar as oui news gatherers are able to gathei the news and present it to the pub lie, in an unbiased, unprejudiced fair and square manner. The Brevard News is much mor< interested in the welfare and ad vancement of Transylvania count} and her fine people than it is in thf success or failure of either or both political parties. The Brevard News is a county in stitution, and is not the tool of anj man, set of men, political party oi partisan group. It is a servant ol ALL, the people of this county, and as such must Serve ALL alike. Amongst its subscribers are demo crats, republicans and independents Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, and several othei groups in the religious field; mer chants. farmers, lawyers, doctors, factory owners and factory work ers; preachers, teachers, tourists; rich folks and poor folks and ordin ary folks, financially speaking; old people and young people, town peo ple and country people, and to the very best of its ability this news paper is serving all just alike. The Brevard News is hopeful that all the citizens will assist when ever they can in helping our force to make The Brevard News the ideal county newspaper ? under general obligations to every one of its sub scribers and under special obliga tions to none of them ? free, fear less and footloose, fighting for Transylvania county first, last and all the time. LARGE NUMBER OF CANDIDATES OFFERING. Over in Buncombe county there are almost one hundred candidates seeking county offices, nominations to which will be made in the June primaries. Among these candidates are many men who have hosts of friends in Transylvani;-. county, and these are very naturally interested in the outcome of the contest. Fact is, there is just about as much inter est being taken here in the Bun combe county situation as is ex pressed in local affairs. The Brevard News has many warm friends among those Bun combe county candidates, one among them being of especial interest. C. G. Worley is asking the democrats to nominate him for sheriff. For some fifteen years, the editor of The Brevard News was closely associated with' him, and no finer man ever lived than Garrett Worley. True as steel, honest as the day is long, faithful to every trust, considerate in the extreme of the rights of ev ery one, deeply sensible of even his smallest obligation, Mr. Worley is worthy of any honor that his party can bestow upon him. He has friends throughout the state who will be watching the returns from the Bun combe county primary, and if sin cere good wishes could be counted as votes, there would be no doubt whatever of Garrett Worley 's nom ination. Several articles and editorials had to be left out this week on account of advertisements which came in late. Please bear with us this time. Nurse (to eight year old Bobby) ? 'Would you like me to show you the sice, elite brother the stork brought four mother?'-' Bobby thought a minute and his in swot/ was typical ? "Say, Norse, f it's .fill the same with' you, I'd a:i:cr "r?s the stork 1" ?Arizona Cattleman and Farmer. ' ?: ? MRS. JULIA CAPPS, (By Thalpi* Jokuuoi-} Mrs. J. C. Cappa died Suudav, ?May 18, at her homa in the Little River section, after an illness of more than ft year. Mary gave her heart to Jeans and joiiwd the Bap tist church at an earJy iige. Sh.3 was j 67 years oX as** at the time cf bar ?death- The great crowd of sorrowing 'people who attended her funeral ana i ;;he beautiful floral offering told imore plaiftly than words can cxpreis, I of her beeutifu! and helpful life, All who knsw her will miss her. She ieaves to mourn the loss a rloviBg, ajrief-strieken hurband, and three children: Rev. Raleigh Capps, of Pisgah Forest; Mrs. Morris Gos !nel, of Balfour, aud Mrs. Howard, ISuinmey ,of GreenviHe, S. C. Nine 'grandchildren also survive. | The deceased leaves seven broth jers and sisters, as follows: Boyd and I Perry Moore, of Dowrey, Calif. ; Ed , win Moore, of Roosevelt, Okla. ; El I bert Moore, Mrs. Luther Wilson and i Mrs. Joe Johnson, of Brevard. | Funeral services were conducted j at Little River church by the Rev. Vaughn, the pastor. The pallbearers were eight nephews, and the flower girls were eight nieces. May God biess the sorrowing rel atives and friends. SCHOOL CLINIC MET WITH SATISFACTORY RESPONSE ! Great success attended the school jc'iinic held last week for examina tion of children who will enter school next fall for the first time. It is said that some twenty-five chil dren were given eramination by the physicians of the town, who gave their services free to the county in making these examinations. Dr. G. B. Lynch, Dr. Chas. L. Newland, Dr. E. S. English and Dr. R. L. Stokes were all present at the clinic, which was held in grammar school building, under auspices of the Parent-Teacher association. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the kindnesses shown us in the sickness and death of our be loved daughter and sister, and for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless each and every one. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Gillespie and Family. THOMAS LOFTIS SERIOUSLY ILL AT MRS. KING'S HOME Tommy Loftis is critically ill, be ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs. King, on Probarte street. Eugene Loftis, a brother who is a conductor on the Southern Raliway, arrived in Brevard Wednesday to be with him. GIRL SCOUTS MEET ON THURSDAY AT NEW PLACE Notice is given of the change of date of the meeting of the Girl Scouts from Friday to Thursday aft ernoon at 3 o'clock in the Plummer Building. The Scout master urges that all members be prisent as there are important plans to be discussed. JURY TRIALS SET FOR TERM OF GENERAL COUNTY COURT County court will convene next.1 Monday for the trial of cases de manding jury hearings. The jurors i have been summoned, and it may require two or three days to try the cases on docket. MRS. FLORENCE E. VALDES Mrs. Florence E. Valdes died last Saturday at Mountain Sanatorium, Fletchers, and the body was taken to Charleston, the family home, on Sunday, for interment. The deceased was well known in Brevard , where she had lived for a number of years. She was a mem ber of the Episcopal church, and was most active in church work. DR. PEARCE CRITICALLY ILL Dr. R. S. Pearce is critically ill at his home in Brevard. Relatives and friends are greatly concerned about his condition. "I hate those impromptu complex ions, don't you." "What do you mean?" "Those they make up as they go along." ? London Opinion. SELL IT? USE A WANT AD "DISGUSTED" "Just sick over that 'cheap' wave. It didn't last ; it looked awful ; ruined the hair." A cheap wave is worse than cheap clothes. That is the reason why we give only guaranteed perma nents and have only satis fied customers. OUR PERFECT EUGENE WAVE given by an operator of long experience. Steriliz ed equipment, individual combs, comfort, courtesy, promptness. NOBBY SHOP PHONE 257 OKIHOTE (MR jc pMOST APPEALING. n Announcement if made that the ' g Brevard Institute will conduct a'p summer school, beginning- May 31 'Si and erding July ? 5, which wiH be ol great benefit to the community. High school and commercial courses will | ' be offered, and the actual amount of class room time i3 said to be equiv alent to thn'j of a regular term. iv 1 The Institute is making especially low prices for the summer school, offering boarding pupils the session, including everything but books, for , $50 for the term. Day pupils will be accepted for the small sum of $8 ^or the term. ' It is believed that many people from other sections of the state and adjoining states will take advantage ef this offer. BREVARD TAXI SERVICE SINiARD and GARREN hone 104 Closed cars, 6 and 7 passenger NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed in trust executed on the 26th day of March 1926 by M. Levitt to T. H. Shipman trustee, which said deed in trust is I duly recorded in the office of the register of deeds of Transylvania county in book 20 page 27 and in dexed in said office and to which said index and record reference is hereby made and the same made a part hereof for the purpose of de scription and default having been made in the payment of both prin cipal and interest on the notes se | cured by the said ueed irr trust and | legal demand having been made for the payment of same by the holder of said notes, and all other legal 'notices having been duly given, the ? undersigned trustee will, on the 21st jday of June 1930, at 12:00 o'clock M. offer for sale at Public Auction and sell to the highest bidder FOR CASH at the Court House Door in the Town of Brevard, County of .Transylvania, State of North Caro lina, the following piece, parcel or lot of land, and all interest therein as described in said deed in trust, land said land being more particu larly described as follows: Adjoining the lands of Ella F. Duckworth, Plato Scruggs and oth 'ers on South Caldwell Street, Town of Brevard and described as fol lows: BEGINNING at a stake in east margin of South Caldwell street Plato Scruggs corner, and runs with east margin of said street north 6 deg. west 104 feet to a stake; then north 4 deg. west 60 feet to a stake; thence north 5 deg. east 60 feet to a stake; thence north 15 deg. east 20 feet to a stake; thence north 38 deg. east 158 feet to an ' iron stake being corner of lot No. 6 of the Adamsworth property; then south 56 deg. 54 min. east 203.8 feet to an iron peg which is south wardly line of said lot No. 6; then south 28 deg. 30 min. west 207 feet j to an iron pin; then south 8 deg. 15 min. east 3 feet to a stake; then , south 7 deg. dest 101 feet to a stake; then north 8 deg. 30 min. west 147.5 feet to the BEGINNING. Being lots bought of D. L. English, J Louis A. Nava and Emily C. Wes- j singer. See book 33 page 77 also I book 50 pages 249, 292 and 293. Said sale being made for the pur pose of satisfying said debt, inter est, cost and expenses of said sale. This the 20th day of May 1930. T. H. SHIPMAN, Trustee. W. E. Breese, tty. 4p 21 1 28jn4 ] 1 1 mLOijJ'S Of COfiFKttEAACY ! elect ofFicitas ifflfe Children of. the Coa.fedeitcy snit t the Library Saturday with the allowing menbers present; Jimmy Deave/, Emma Deader, Ora ; Eolt Long, Lucien Denver, Charlotte atton, Mack *.nd Elizabeth Alii oa, Car! Hendricks, Susie Hnnt. Officers for the coming year wera lested'as follows: President, Mack lIMsoo, vice president, Carl Hen ricks, secretary and treasurer, Em la Deaver monitor, Laden Denver; iitorlan. Jimmy Deaver. The chil drtJti W? taken on a plen5c ?test Sanrarcr ia Jaiie ?w >111 sdl candy tfcs K a toad fcitozjiy in Juafe. : CHARGES 31JNK .SU*T?RK!G Spj a WOO POISONING ATTACK Blood poisoning it tins hand, caus ed by an injnry received wh.Uo fight ing forcjrt; fires, is eao&iaff Mr. Cnat, Dunn RT?Rt sufT^rir.?, und nucfc con cern la felt ?or him by his friends. Mr. Dunn i* at his Fwfah Forest home, taking treatment for the pois oning. KCfJN l| IMTXCmm, AccmuiKQ to w&ottn Ffienda of A. C. BoIUi, of t) Carolina C!eaners; will b? cJad I know that he ahowa some signi < improvement do ring th? j>aat fe fiayr. Mr. Bo'.ip nuffcTw? hen mcrasign of the brain several da: a*o, and was removed to Xnoxvfll Teun., for treatment. It waa fear* that he would lot* hia lyejJjftit, b) reports are to the effect thi thij may be averted. THE OPENING OF THE Harris Building Thoroughly equipped Bowling Alley for the pleasure and enjoyment of the citizens of Brevard and Transylvania County, and for all the visitors to this fair land. Four Alleys Ample Seating Accommodations Healthful Exercise Pleasant Recreation ? FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN The H.&T. Recreation Center Harris Building, West Main St. W. H. HARRIS B. W. TRANTHAM Owners and Operators Old Bean Beetle Is on the rampage in the County and we are anxious to assist any farmer or gard enerin getting rid of the pesky thing. Come to our store and let us talk the mat ter over with you. We have several ways of killing the Bean Beetle, and it is to your interest and to our interest to get rid of them. Come in. SWEET POTATO PLANTS We have all varieties of Sweet Potato Plants, fresh daily from the bed, which we are selling at the low cost of 25c hundred, AND EVERYTHING ELSE That the farmer needs from the Seed, Fer tilizer, Feed, and all that goes into Suc cessful Farming, Tracking, Lawns, and so on. See us for any of these needs. no H i& Eubank POULTRY EXPERT Will remain in the county for another sev eral days, to meet the demands made upon her for advice and counsel on Poultry and Live Stock raising and feeding. MISS EUBANK Has received calls from all parts of the county, and has done splendid work i among the farmers and poultry raisers. We thank all who have assisted her in making this work a success. MISS EUBANK Will respond to any call made by any citi zen of the county, and give expert advice, free of all charge, of course, to poultry raisers and on live stock questions. Just call, write or phone the B. & B., and this expert will visit your place and assist you in any way she can. . 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