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that the bank bought the note, the
money for which is in the bank, be
ing paid out regularly for school 1
work and road work.
The other muchly mooted question j
concerns the part that it is alleged
that Mr. McNeely took in location :
of the state highway leading into ;
Jackson county. Mr. McNeely has
contended all along, it is claimed,
that he favored the route from Ros
? man by Gloucester bridge into Jack
son county. Others have charged
that Mr. McNeely favored the route
that was adopted, from Toxaway to
Jackson county line. While it would
have been to Mr. McNeely's personal
interest for the road to go from
Toxaway, yet he, as an official of
the county, stated that the best route
for the most people was that turn- .
ing from the Rosman road by Glou- '
cester bridge. Mr. Shipman's letter
also gives tho infovmtaion that Mr.,
McNeely so stated his position to
Commissioner Stikeleather, when
the question of the route was being
considered. In order to get all ;
these facts before the people in their :
true light, this article is being pub- j
lished, along with letters from
Chairman Pickelsimer to Mr. Ship- !
man, and the latter's reply to Mr. 1
Pickelsimer, bearing out Mr. Mc
Neely's statement about the matters
involved.
The letters are herewith pub
lished:
Pickeltim?r'? Letter
"Mr. Thomas H. Shipman
"Brevard, N. C.
"Dear Sir.?
"There seems to be some misun
'clerStanding over the County rela
tive to the $100,000.00 in short
term notes borrowed by the County
Commissioners in Sept. last on the
Anticipation of 1930 Taxes to the
effect that it was $150,000 and that
the notes were purchased by Jos.
S. Silversteen and also as to certain
other statements made relative to
to the conversation between two of
our Board at Mr. Stikeleather's of
fice, as you will recall that Mr.
Stikeleather called you from the
street and asked you to come into
the conference knowing that you
were interested in the road projects
over the county.
"Since there is a misunderstand
ing we have been misquoted I will
ask that you state what Mr. Mc
Neely said to Mr. Stikeleath|e(r
about the road going from Owens
gap to Lake Toxaway, also, as to
the information as to the last paper
sold by our county and who purchas
ed same and for what purpose the
loan was made.
"Our Board feels that you will
be fair to us in this matter regard
less of politics. Awaiting your ad
vice in this matter, I am,
"Yours very truly,
"J. H. PICKELSIMER.
"Chairman Board of
County Commissionesr."
October 16th, 1930.
Shipman'* Reply
"Mr. J. H. Pickelsimer, Chairman
"Board of County Commissioners,
"Transylvania County,
"Brevard, N. C.
"Dear Sir:
"This is to acknowledge receipt
of your letter of the 16th stating
that there seemed to be some mis
understanding as to the amount of
paper your Board sold last month,
and also as to certain statements
fiade by Mr. McNeely to Mr, Stike
eather in my presence.
"As to the amount of paper you
old la3t month will state the amount
tas $100,000.00 of tax anticipating
lotes that were sold to the Brevard
Banking Company and the money is
low on deposit with us to be used
n paying teachers, also for other
>urpo3es and is to be repaid out of
he tax levy for 1930.
"As to the conversation between
VIr. McNeely and Mr. Stikeleather
;hat Mr. Stikeleather called me in
:rom the Street to discuss with you
jentlemen the road situation in this
:ounty. Mr. Stikeleather asked Mr.
McNeely as to which location he pre
ferred; from Owen's Gap to Lake
Foxaway or to the bridge over the
fiver connecting with the new road
built to the Gloucester bridge. Mr.
McNeely told Mr. Stikeleather that
Dfficially he thought the road should
go to the river bridge as it would
serve more people by going that
route, but that personally it would be
to his interest for the road to go
to Lake Toxaway as he has property
at that pace.
"Hoping this is the desired infor
mation, I am.
"Very truly yours,
"THOS. H. SHIPMAN."
Oct. 17th, 1930.
BREVARD INSTITUTE
BIRTHDAY ENJOYED
No occasion at Brevard Institute
is more enjoyed than the annual
School Birthday party. Under the
able direction and management of
the Senior Class, the event took
place the night of October 16, that
date being the own birthday of the
superintendent, Mr. J. F. Winton.
The dining room was decorated
with autum leaves of brilliant hue
and hung with crepe paper festoons
in the school colors of green and
white.
Over one hundred pupils and
teachers were present to enjoy a
three course dinner, which was high
ly spi/jd with entertainment in te
form of toasts, musical selections,
stunts and jokes.
From the opening song of wel
come by the Senior class to the
cuting of the monstrous cake by
Mr. Winton and the clever presenta
tion of gifts to the members of he
faculty, not a dull moment was al
lowed to intrude upon the festivities
During the evening, each class
presented Mr. Winton with a gift
in an efort to show the love and
esteem in which he is held by the
entire student body.
Revival to Start Oct. 26
The following weeV October 26
November 2, will be "Adjustment
Week" at Brevard Institute. Ser
vices will be held each evening and
the students given opportunity to
make a stand on the side of Right
and to form decisions that will in
. fluence their future.
1 Rev. Raymond Holroyd, of New
i berry, S. C., will be the guest of
; the Institute for the entire week,
]and will conduct the servcies each
iday. An earnest speaker, Mr. Hol
royd is well-known throughout the
upper South Carolina Conference
for his faith proclaiming of the word
of God.
The public is cordially invited to
attend any of the services, which
will be held each morning at 9:45
a.m., and each evening at 7 :30 p.m.
A DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Aston Heath an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
j Mary Louise, on Thursday, Oct. 16.
[Mrs. Heath is the former Miss Lu
cile Wilson.
More' Days
in which to take advantage of our Liberal Lamp Bulb
offer. Our Annual Carton 60-Watt Mazda Lamp
Campaign ends Saturday, October 25th. It will be a
year before you can again buy Lamp Bulbs on such a
liberal plan.
NO CASH PAYMENT; ,10% SAVING;
WERE $1.20 - NOW $1.08.
40c with you December 1st light bill; 40c
with your January 1st light bill; and 28c
with your February 1st light bill.
Buy a Carton of Six Mazda Lamp Bulbs
NOW and SAVE!
If one of our representatives has not already called on
you please 'phone us and we will deliver a carton of
Lamp Bulbs at your door.
Southern Public
Utilities Co.
BREVARD, N. C.
"ELECTRICITY? THE SERVANT IN THE HOME"
Day 'Phone 116; Night 'Phone 16 3 E. Main St.
Only X
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Mrs. Carolyn Glazener At ? o -
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SO YOU
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I wish to announce to my
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who know the supers-quality
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Those who desire Fashion's
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FREE!
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7:30 P.M.
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Remember the Hour and Be On Time.
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The mode for the coming Season is
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NEW
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