LADIES' NIGHT FOR
THE KIWANIS CLUB
Next Monday evening, at 6 o'clock,
members of the Brevard Kiwanil
club and their ladies will gather at
T. H. Shopman's camp, near Rosman,
for a meeting that is world-wide ill
scope. At this time all Kiwania
clubs everywhere will meet, and at
the same time a message from the
international president will be read
to all the clubs.
The international convention will
be in session in Atlantic City Mon
day evening, and the international
president will be delivering his ad
dress to the convention as it is read
to all the clubs in all the countries
where Kiwanis is organized.
Each member of the club is to
bring his own basket dinner, and the
club luncheon will be served, picnic
style, at the meeting.
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IN MEMORY
of
? M. A E. WOODBRIDGE ?
A beautiful life has ended. As the
first faint rays of daybreak sifted
through the purple curtains of the
dawn, on the morning of June four
teenth, the pure and gentle soul of
Martha Edmond Woodbridge as
cended to its Maker, to be welcomed
into the glorious sunrise of eternity
by those who she had loved long
since, and lost awhile . . .
Father, mother, sister, brothers,
husband and children had passed be
fore her into that old-new world;
and from the earliest concepts of
the most ancient civilization the be
lief that our loved ones meet again
in the spirit world is perhaps the
most steadfast inspiration of daily
living . . .
There is no necessity to eulogize
anything as lovely as her life; ?
one canot add to nor detract from
the ideal of gentleness and peace
she brought to the lives of those
who knew and loved her best.
True representative of that
gracious age we refer to as 'the Old
South," she was faithful unto the
end to its ideals, and with her pass
ing has gone a certain chaj-m of liv
ing, and purity of thinking, we shall
not find again.
Mute words written in ink are a
sadly inadequate offering to lay be
bore the shrine of her memory ? but
the little sanctuary lamp of my love
will burn before it as long as life
continues ...
We hav.. the same word for all
partings ? good-bye! To the friend
who leaves to step across the street,
we call a gay good-bye. in blithe as
surance of a continued friendship,
and with perhaps a deeper shade of
meaning we bid good-bye to one
about to leave us on a journey ?
But still the same, small word,
when those whose going scars our
hearts, ? good-bye !
And so once more, good-bye, my
dear, my dear, ? good-bye ? ! until
such time I hear your voice again,
say not good-bye. but Welcome!
One Who Loved Her.
INSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM GIVEN
BY CHURCH YOUNG PEOPLE
A highly instructive and enjoy
able program was given by the
younjr people of the Methodist
church Sunday nitrht at the regulai
evening service hour, when mem
bers of the Epworth League hac
charge. Readings and short talks
were given by the young folk bear
ing on the work being done by thi
League.,
SELL IT? USE A WANT AE
WARNING ISSUED IN
REGARD TO STOCKS
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Detroit, June 24. ? A warning
against fradulent brokers and pro
moters who are offering stock in
foreign Ford motor companies was
issued today by the Better Business
Bureau of Detroit, in conjunction
with the National Business Bureau
and affiliated offices throughout the
United States and Canada.
Relying on the goodwill and integ
rity of the FOrd name, thousands of
persons through the country have
purchased stocks which either turn
ed out to be spurious or were not
delivered at all, the warning said.
There is no way of estimating the
financial loss involved.
"There are a number of fradulent
concerns in various parts of the
country that represent themselves
as brokerage houses and that offer
stocks in various foreign Ford com
panies," the statement from the Bet
ter Business Bureau said.
"Several of these companies sell
on the partial payment plan. They
offer stock for stipulated down pay
ment and a fixed sum per month.
Before the final payment becomes
due and before the stock is delivered
to the purchaser, the company goes
out of business and its officers dis
appear only to begin operations at
another location and under another
name.
"Stocks of the Ford Motor Com
pany of England, Ltd., and the Ford
Motor Company of France are listed
on the New York Curb market and
the prices at which they are cur
rently selling are printed in the fin
ancial pages of the newspapers.
Nevertheless many persons are be
ing led by unscrupulous brokers to
pay far in excess of the market
prices.
"The majority of stock brokers,
of course, are honest. Our warning
is directed solely against the fraudu
lent concerns that ? carry on their
fleecing of the public under the
guise of reputable concerns. Anyone
.contemplating the purchase of stocks
should first consult his local Better
(Business Bureau."
SETTLING A QUARREL
? I didn't mean to say those harsh
words that 1 said to Jack,
But before I knew it they had beer
said and I couldn't call them
1 back.
I
I saw a tear drop come into his eye,
but not a word he said,
! He just took his coat and hat anc
from the house he fled.
, He didn't come home for lunch thai
day. but called me on the phone
Said, "Hello, Sweetheart," in a ten
1 der voice, and told me he coulc
not come.
r
I That night when he came home fron
work I kissed him as I had al
ways done.
And tried to forget those harsh
mean words, but 1 soon founc
it couldn't be done.
Now the thine I did was the onl;
thin^ that I knew would make i
square,
; I told him I was sorry, and asked hin
' to forgive, and we settled i
right there.
I ? Zeb H. Wolfe,
; Easley, S. C. "The Plumber Poet'
, THE HINTON LODGE now open fo
Boarders. Clean and pleasant sur
foundings; for tourists, busines
people and transients. Mrs. A. X
' Hinton, proprietress.
/Die Democratic County Convention S
is hereby called to meet at the Court House
in Brevard on Saturday, June 28th, 1930: I
at 1:30 o'clock P.M. to elect delegates to j
the State Convention which meets in Ral- j
eigh on July 3rd 1930, and also for such jj
other business as may come before the
Convention.
The Hon. R. R.. Williams will make
the keynote speech and you will hear
something good.
In order to reduce taxes and get
good government for our State and Coun
ty. Be sure and come out.
The Ladies are particularly invited
to come out for matters of great interest
to the Women and Children of the County
will be discussed.
Democratic Executive Comm.
OF TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY
Cherry field News
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The farmers are still busy in their
crops.
W. J. Galloway will have a birth
day dinner on his eightieth birthady,
June 29. Everbody is invited to
come and bring a lunch basket.
Harvey McCall died Monday and ,
was buried in the Mount Mesiah i
cemetery.
J. L. Waldrop and family were
dinner guests at Ed Ross's Sunday.
E. Carl Allison is recovering nice
ly. We are glad to see Mr. Allison
out again.
George Langdon visited his sister
Mrs. Eugene Southern Sunday.
J. P. Whitmire made a hurried
trip to Gloucester Monday.
| J. L. Waldrop has raised a fine
pet pig on a bottle and expects to
exhibit it at the county fair this
j fall.
Thomas McKinney has moved
back to the Cherryfield Farms where
he has charge of the game.
Frank McCall lost a fine mule
this week. It was killed by lighten
ing.
Eugene Southern and Cecil Hens
ley made a busines trip to Hender
sonville, Tuesday of this week.
NOTICE OF RE-SALE
Whereas a Sale was made on
June 14th, 1930 under that certain
(deed in trust from Ernest F. Young
; to I). L. English, Trustee, which
'deed in trust is of record in Book
| No. 16 at page 219 of the Records
1 for Transylvania County, which said
sale has been raised, and a re-sale I
ordered ; I
Now therefore the undersigned
j Trustee will, on Saturday, July 12th
I 1930, at 12 o'clock M. at the Court
?House door in Brevard, N. C. offer
for sale and sell to the highest bid
jder for cash, the lands mentioned
.and described in said deed in trust
'aforesaid, reference being hereby
| made to said deed in trust and the
i record thereof for a description of
said lands by metes and bounds.
I This the 25th day of June, 1930.
D. L. ENGLISH, Trustee.
3t Jun 25 July 2J9.
BAPTISTS RE-ORGANIZED j
CHURCH AT CASHIERS;
i Baptists of Cashiers reorganized a |
church there last Sunday, ordained:
i deacons and enjoyed a spendid or
i dination sermon hy the Rev. R. A.
Hudson, of Pickens. P. N. Bryson
> and Andrew Cloer were ordained as
, deacons.
| An unusually large number of
I people were present for this occa
sion, and at the conclusion of the
'services, the Baptist congregation
i joined in the Woodmen celebration
, [at the Methodist church.
' | Be yourself ? if other people will
^ stand for it.
We Rise To Standard, We Invite Comparison
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Our Beauty Parlor Will Serve
You Efficiently
We introduce to you through the courtesy and recommendation of
the Business and Professional Woman's Club of Birmingham, Alabama,
Mrs. E. H. Bell, an operator of experience, skill and refinement. She
will be with us in our Exclusive Shop for Women and will have charge
of our High Class Beauty Parlor, arriving Friday afternoon.
EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY IS OUR AIM
In Merchandise and in beauty parlor service or whatever may bear
our name we hold up quality, refinement and service. We value the
confidence of real women and we shall serve them in keeping with the
principles of Christian Business.
The Nobby Shop
BEAUTY PARLOR
Brevard's Only Exclusive Shop for Women.
Post Office Building Phone 257
Mclntosh-Variely Store's
Big Close OUT Sale
-CLOSES
Saturday Niglif, June 28. 1938
? Wi a
Thousands of Valuable Articles
in China, Service Dishes, Alumimimware. Ovens, Pots, Pans, Enamelware, Glass
ware, Silver, Hardware, Tinware, Brooms, Mops, Mirrors, Earthenware, Baskets,
Toys, Medicine Cabinets, Lamps, Lanterns, Household Scales, Card and Bridge
Sets, Office Supplies, Stationery, Clothing, Trousers, Ladies Coats, Dresses
Men's Women's and Children's Sweaters, Bloomers, Hose,, Sox, Ties,, Hats, Caps,
Extra Coats for Men, Blankets, Bed Spreads and Sheets.
GOING AT ONLY PART OF THEIR VALUE
Buy At |
WHOLESALE PRICES 1
and
Bank the Difference
2 Spools Thread . . .5c
SALE CLOSES )
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 28 1
G. B. BASKIN
SUCCESSOR TO
Mcintosh Variety Store
Brevard, N. C.
LAST CALL
If You Haven't. Been
To This Sale
COME QUICK
2 Spools Thread ... 5c