TRANSYLVANIA GIRL
BOOSTS HER COUNTY
Miss Kate Gillespie, of Brevard,
composed the following poem for th?
special chapel program put on at
Cullowhee recently by the Transyl
vania county group of students at
tending summer summer school at
Western Carolina Teachers College:
TRANSYLVANIA
When Paradise was finished
And God saw that all was well,
| He planned a smaller one on earth,
Where mortal men might dwell.
And so he took the remnants
Of all the nicest things,
The softest clouds and waterfalls,
And birds with brightest wings.
He put therein the mountains
In wildest beauty clad,
The steepest, most majestic
High mountains that He had.
And He fashioned little valleys,
And made them wondrous fair,
With flowers and trees and trailing
vines,
And put them here and there.
He made deep fertile places
Where grow rich fruits and grains,
Which flourish in the sunshine,
And bathe in sofest rains.
Then He fastened it all together
With the rivers that He made,
That dance and sparkle in the light, :
And whisper softly in the shade. ;
And when the place was perfect,
As perfect as could bo. .
He put therein a people I
Forever glad and free.
And they are the finest people
That you'll ever hope to find.
With friendly homes and firesides, ?
With great and noble minds.
And there they live together
In love and peace and bounty,
(!od calls it just a bit of earth,
We call it Transylvania County.
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NOTICE? SERVICE OF SUMMONS s
BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina, t
Transylvania County. (
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT s
BEFORE THE CLERK
Martha E. McCall et. al. f
vs.
Dewey McCall et. al.
The defendants, Dewey McCall, -
Jessie McCall, May Eddleman,
Charles Eddleman, Edward Mc
Call and Conley McCall, will
take notice that an action or 1
Special Proceeding entitled as above s
lias neen commenced in the Super- j 1
ior Court of Transylvania County, ]
X. C., for the Sale of lands for par-,s
tition between the tenants in com- h
mon, plaintilfs and defendants, said 1
lands lying in Transylvania County; a
and the said defendants will further 1
take notice that they and each of .v
them are required to appear at the i*
office of the Clerk of the Superior ?
Court of said County in the Court 1 1
House in Brevard, N. C.. on the 12 J'
day of July, 1930, and answer or de- i '
inu: to the complaint of petition in .r
-aid proceeding now on tile in the 1 1
nffiiv of said Clerk, or the plaintiffs jt
wiil apply to the Court for the relief ;s
demanded in said petition.
This the 9 uav of June 1930.
ROLAND OWEN. Clerk Superior1*
Court.
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NOTICr. OF "ORECLOSURE
Under and by virtue ol the power i
of ?.ale contained in that certain deed .
in Trust from 0. T. Barton to the1'
undersigned trustee, said deed in
trust bearing date < ; t" May 2"> 1920,
ami registered m Book No. 21 at
Page 130 of the Record of Deeds in
Trust for Transylvania County, N.
said deed in trust securing cer
tain indebtedness therein named, 1 j
and default having been made in '
the payment of said indebtedness,!
and the holder of the note having ,
requested the undersigned to fore- I
close said Deed in Trust and all 1
notice required having been given!'
and said default has not been ;.iade j
irood ;
Now thereiore tne undersigned ,
Trustee will on Saturday, June 28th
1930, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
House door in the Town of Brevard, j
offer for sale and sell to the highest j
bidder for cash the following de- 1
scribed real property, to wit:
.-yi that certain tract of land ly
ing1 in Brevard Township, contain
ing 88 1-2 acres more or less, and
being fully described in the deed in
trust aforesaid, reference being
hereby made to said deed in trust
and the record thereof for a de
scription of said lands by metes and
bounds.
The proceeds of said sale to be ap
plied upon said indebtedness, com
missions, costs of :-a'le and etc.
Tnis the 29th day of May, 1930.
D. L. ENGLISH, Trustee.
4t Jun4| 1 1 1 IS [ 25
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Nails or Thread
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All Work Guaranteed
EYES EXAftUNS?
GLASSES FITTED
lenses DOTUCATET?
Brevard Office in P. 0. Building
Ojxra Every TUESDAY Afteraoo* |
W. H. HAWKINS * SON
49 Yean of Satisfaction
HaodwiwiMU. N. C. !
OPTIMISM URGED
BY KIWANIS HEAD
Hendersonville, June 24. ? Resolu
tions suggesting that all Kiwanis
clubs in the Carolinas district hold
special meetings in August to con
sider what can be done toward help
ing improve general economic con
ditions were adopted by past gov
ernors of the district in a confer
ence held recently with Governor
Allison W. Honeycutt at Fayette
ville, Governor Honeycutt revealed
here today.
The resolutions emphasize par
ticularly the necessity of improving
the mental attitude of the public
generally regarding economic condi
tions. The feeling prevailed while
conditions are not satisfactory they
could be much worse, and that sane,
constructive optimism and hard work
will aid greatly. In a letter to the
conference, Dr. Sikes said: "I think
the Kiwanis club should give more
publicity to plans for facilitating
the economic recovery of the Caro
linas, with a view to changing the
mental attitude, to eliminating pes
simism and substituting optimism."
Governor Honeycutt urged the
value of hard work and sane optim
ism which he first recommended as
a district objective in his acceptance
speech at Greenville last fall.
NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
~ountv of Transylvania.
IN THE GEN. COUNTY COURT
This is to notify all persons that
>ne Clarence V. Nicholson has filed ?
i petition in this court in which he :
isks for restoration of citizenship. I
Said Clarence V. Nicholson was
convicted on account of forgery in (
he year of 1921 in Buncombe Coun
y and that judgment was suspended
in the payment of the check, the
?ost and said Clarence V. Nicholson
howing good behavior for one year.
This matter will be for considera
ion before the General County :
'ourt of Transylvania County, at
uch term as His Honor may hold.
This 17th day of June 1930.
POLAND OWEN. Clerk Sup. Court.
Ralph Fisher, Atty for Petitioner.
Pd jun 18 14tms tillSep 1 7
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtue of the power given in
I certain deed of trust executed by
}arl Galloway anl wife Bertha Gal
oway to the undersigned trustee to
ecure certain indebtedness men
ioned therein, which deed of trust
s dated 1 1 day of September 1928
ind registered in Book 24 on page
17 deed of trust records of Transyl
ania County, N. C. and said indebt
edness mentioned having become
lue and default having been made
n the payment, and the notice as
equired in said deed of trust having
ieen given to the makers of said
lote and deed of trust to make good
he payment and default not having
>een made good, and the holder of
aid note having demanded that the
ands described in said deed of trust
>e sold to satisfy the said indebted
less and the cost of sale.
1 will sell to the highest bidder
or cash at the court house door in
he town of Brevard, N. on Snt
irday July the 5 at 1 o'clock M. all
he following described land: Be
ginning on a black oak on the top
if a ridge near a trail known as the
ild Brown trail and runs north 80
)oles to a stake., thence east one
lundl'ed poles to a stake, thence
iouth 80 poles to a stake; thence
vest ono hundred poles to the be
ginning. Containing 50 acres more
)!? less, of grant No. 2G9, and being I
ill that land described in a deed [
from M. M. Galloway and wife to
^arl Calloway and wife Bertha Gal- j
owa.v, deed dated April 0 1920 and
?ecorded in Book 55, page 188 of
leed recdrds of Transylvania coun
y.
This 3rd day of June, 1930.
T. C. GAI.I.OW'AY, Trustee.
Pd J n 4] 11 1 18125
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
i>f sale contained in that certain j
leed in trust from W. H. Summey
ind wife Laura Summey to the un
iersigned trustee, said deed in trust
rearing date of July 23, 1929, and
registered in the Record of Deeds in
Frust for Transylvania County,
Worth Carolina, in Book No. 24, at
page 2E7. Said deed in trust secur.
:ng certain indebtedness therein
named, and deficit having been j
-nade in the payment of said indebt
edness, and the holders of said note
saving requested the undersigned to
foreclose said deed in trust and all
notice required having beer, given
and said default has not been wade
jood.
Now therefore the undersigned
trustee, will on Monday, July 7th
1930 at 12 o'clock M. sell to the
highest bidder For Cash the follow
ing described real property to-vit:
FIRST TRACT: All that certain
tract of land containing about three
(3) acres, lying and being on the
Rosman-Old Toxaway Road, about
II miles south of the town of Bre
vard, North Carolina, in Eastatoe
township.
SECOND TRACT: Being a part of
the Bavnard tract:
THIRD TRACT: Being lot No. 15
in Home Addition to Rosman, North
Carolina.
EXCEPTED from tht first tract is
that part deeded to J. P. Volrath,
containing three-fourth (3-4) of an
acre. , ,
All these different tracts being
fully descibed in the deed in trust
aforesaid, reference being hereby
made tc said deed in trust and rec
ord thereof lor a description of said
"lands by metes and bounds.
The proceeds of said sale to be
applied upon said indebtedness,
commissions, costs of sale and etc.
This the 7th day of June 1930.
PAT KIMZEY, Trustee.
1 chg BBco Junl 1 ! 18 ! 25Jly2
East Fork News
Just to ease Boylston's mind in
regard to our tobacco crop and to
assure Selica that we aren't going to
j air all our troubles, will jot down a
:few notes.
We've learned by observation and
experience that the world cares very
; little about our troubles. So when
(there's nothing but trouble to talk
about, we'll leave off talking at all j
or just mumble so low that nobody
can tell what we're saying.
Our tobacco crop is looking just
fine, thank you, or will be when we
get all the missing hills reset and all
the cut worms put out of business
and a few little odd jobs completed,
we're going to have a tobacco patch
second to none.
j Corn and beans in our community
[are looking fine too. The late frost
j didn't effect crops in our immediate
(Settlement but some in other sections
look disheartening. We're hoping it
isn't really as had as it looks, and
that with a good sesaon and a long
one, our county can report a splen
did crop.
I Garden "sass" from home gardens
'is being reported, only we have to
hand it to Rosman for the earliest
'home grown beans. Congratulations
to Rev. and Mrs Rufty.
We failed to see any report given
from Selica last week, and in case
they forget to tell you of some beau
tiful dahlias blooming in Mrs. B.
Mull's yard. We'll just say they are
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath were
called to Greenville last week on ac
count of the serious illness of Mr.
Heath's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McGuire and
son, Frank, spent the week-end in
Asheville and Penrose.
Mrs. Singleterry, with her chil- 1 ?
dren and some friends, are spending:
a few days at the Singleterry camp.
We're glad to report that Mrs. :
Will Gravely, who as been sick so '
long, is improving slowly but surely, 1
and we hope soon to report that she '
is well once again. '
We noticed some statements made :
in regard to our county roads, by i
Mr. Hutches of Florida. We see theli
truth of his statements and heartily 1
wish that the fellows in "power" hijjl i
to do all the traveling they do on
our old rough cut up roads. But if
j Mr. Hutches was an honest-to-good- '
ness native of this county he could
see why we can't have just ordinary
decent roads. Our commissioners
have decided to economize. We j
think probably to the extent that no]
cream or sugar be used in their
| coffee. They can't possibly fix our ;
roads or do any work on them be- ?
cause we must maintain a County (
Court in addition to the several (
weeks of regular court we have and ,
they want their surplus money loan- j'
ed to the state to hardsurface the''
already good state roads. Well, we|(
believe in economy all right, but we I
can't for our lives see why all the
road work should be for just a few (
sections and the rest of the county
go to the dickens so far as the roads !
are concerned. \
We feel sure from the way the ,
county commissioners cut on the <
school budget thev wiil soon be 1
slashing on their own salaries and
the County Court. We wish and
wish it hard that the county com- 1
missioners could and would get 1
right in against the educational 1
board and force them to have all the
schools in the county begin the first j
of August. One month's fuel would '
be cut out, and the farmer's would '
have a month of badly needed work
by their boys.
We were right much interested in j
Mr. Barrett's editorial on the Ab
sentee Ballot Law. We aren't re
senting what he says in regard to
this law, and we feel ashamed that '
both political parties in our own
county stoop to the wrong use of
the ballot. We feel sure that two
years ago prominent doctors in our 2
county issued certificates for voters v
they never saw in their lives, but we
don't believe Herb Hoover or our J
county commissioners either should t
be required to step down from their 8
offices just because that happened, f
Honestly, we don't believe that Ab
sentee Ballot Law is abused nearly 1
so much as the buying and selling of j
votes. Still, we earnestly hope the -
law, in regard to buying and selling
votes will never be repealed nor I
would we want the law against j
stealing and murder repealed, be- ?
:ause some fool folks persist in steal
ing and killing; nor we wouldn't
think of having the prohibition law
repealed, because our county, as well 1
CHEVROLET DEALERS
ATTEND ZONE MEET
Chevrolet dealers from this section
have this week heard programs and
policies for the coming fiscal year
outlined by F. E. Zorniger, and
other officials of the Knoxville Zone
jf Chevrolet Motor company, at a
series of meetings at the Andrew
Johnson Hotel at Knoxville.
Rush and Roland Whitmire, local
Chevrolet dealers, declared upon
their reutrn from Knoxville yester
day that the zone office officials are
sxteremely optimistic for the pros
pects for the balance of this year
for their line. They base this as
sumption, the Messrs Whitmire said,
upon the enthusiastic reception ac
corded the "Greatest Chevrolet in
Chevrolet History."
While at the meeting the Messrs
Whitmire signed their contract with
:he Chevrolet Motor company for
the fiscal year which runs from Aug
ust first through July 31st.
Assisting Mr. Zorniger in the
aresentation of the program at the
Knoxville meeting was L. F. Voll
mer, assistant zone manager; L. L.
Deissle, sales promotion manager;
P. A. Hoel, business management de
sartment; Geo. L. Davenport, ser- 1
rice manager; A. I. Smith, manager
>f the Knoxville branch of the Gen
;ral Motors Acceptance corporation;
ind C. F. Seeger, manager of the
Atlanta zone of Motor Accounting
:orporation.
is others, have such a flock of folk |
vho are eternally breaking the law. !
The thing to do for those who feel j
hat these perfectly good laws are
leing violated, is to see if the law
gainst misuse of laws can't be en- .
orced.
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