KUDM/\1N NEWS
MRS. JORDAN WHITMIEE, Manager
ROSMAN HIGH WINS FROM I
HIGHLANDS' SCOUT TEAM
Rosman's snappy quintet of boys
won their first victory over the High
lands Boy Scout team on the local
basketball court Friday night, Nov.
14th. . ?<MI
The game was exciting from start
to finish. Highlands was in the iead
thp greater part of the game, until
White, Whitmire and Galloway began
to display their unusual talent and
managed to nose out the Highlanders
with a score of 16 to 12 in favor of
Bosnian.
Pangle, Fitzgerald and Eldridge,
the 'babies' of the team, gave Coach
Moore much inspiration for future
basketball by their very good action
on the court, this being their first
game tc participate in.
Referees : Moore (Duke) ; Lance.
Highlands. Timers, Whitmire and
Staton.
JOINT HOSTESSES ENTERTAIN
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Misses Irene Pharr and Frances
Edens were joint hostesses enter
taining members of the Epworth
League at the home of the latter at
the Bosnian hotel on Saturday night,
each League member inviting one
guest.
The evening was spent in playing
games. Delicious refreshments of
sandwiches and hot chocolate were
s$rv|?
Guests present were: Willie Can
trell, Thelma Galloway, Eva Pharr,
Allen White, Elsie White, Edna
White, William White, A. M. White
Jr., Mae White, Beulah Moore, Betty
Nelson, Jack Fitzgerald, Maxie
Moore, Girtha Watkins, Ralph Eld
ridge, Douglas Eldridge, Walter
Reece, Lily Mae Whitmire, Louise
Glazener, Frances Edens, Irene
Pharr, Laura Pharr and LaVerne
Whitmire.
EX-SERVICE MEN HONORED BY
MR. AND MRS. POWELL
Mr. and Mrs. is. M. Powell enter
tained on November 11th at their
home near Rosman, honoring all ex
soldiers in the community.
Every ex-soldier and his family and
special friends were given an invita
tion. A number of other families
joined Mr. and Mrs. Powell in serv
ing the dinner to a large crowd pres
ent. It is reported that everything
Rood was found on the table. Rev. J.
P. Mason of Brevard, called the
crowd together and made a brief
address, followed by prayer led by
Rev. Nathan Chapman.
Before adjourning, resolutions were
drawn up and adopted to make this
affair an annual event.
Ex-soldiers present were: R. C
Powell, Loony Sanders, Charlie Bat
son, Walter Whitmire, Bill Jackson,
Wm. Brittain, Lorean Crow, George
Israel, Pick Whitmire, and Vess Gal
loway.
Other guests present were: Mr. anc
Mrs. Mark Whitmire, Mr. and Mrs
R. K. Powell, Mrs. Sarah Nelson, J
E. White, Rev. J. P. Mason, Mitcli
Aiken, Mrs. Lorean Crow, Normar
Murphy, Mrs. George Israel, Mr. anc
Mrs. G. M. Aiken, Marvin, Ray
N'orma, Leathia, Jessie, Berlie anc
Willie Aiken, Mrs. Pick Whitmire
Mrs. S. E. Whitmire, Mrs. C. 0
Powell, Mrs. Hattie Powell, Rev. and
Mrs. N. H. Chapman, Rhoda, Elbert
Carter and Inez Chapman, Ressic
Whitmire, Alfred and Nadine Powell
Bessie and Gladys Whitmire, How
ard Crow, Austin and Pick Powell,
K. Aiken, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pow
tMr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell, M.
and C. 0. Fields, Leason. Ramon,
n, Edith, Clifford, Calvin, Verona,
a Manley, Elsie Loony, Ruby,
|.er, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Jl.
JGING CONVENTION
gv/a:
Ringing Convention
k afternoon at Zion
congregation
REV. AND MRS. RUFTY MOVING
TO NEW CHARGE THIS WEEK
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Rufty and
children are moving this week to
their new home at Emma near Ashe
ville.
Rev. Mr. Rufty has been, pastor of
the Methodist church here for the
past two years, and has a host of
friends here who are very sorry to
have him leave.
Rev. Mr. Rufty is a minister who
does his work in a quiet manner, and
h* lives so close to God that his deeds
speak for themselves. Rosman has
indeed, been very fortunate to hove
this minister as pastor of the Meth
odist church.
The citizensship of Rosman joins
with the Methodist congregation in
wishing for Mr. and Mrc. Rufty much
success and happiness in their future
work.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS
M": f;d Jones and son Johnnie,
and Walter Giazener were business
! 'isitors to Hendersonville, Friday.
' a ^ r ' ^rs; k Ream and chil
dren, Mrs. D. L. Beam and daughter
I , ?' Shelby, spent the week-end
.with Mrs. G. C. McClure.
I Miss Alma Galloway spent the I
week-end in Brevard as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse A. Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watkins and
two children of Black Mountain,
,were Sunday guests of the former's
| uncle, Roy WatkinB and Mrs. Wat
kins.
Miss Louise Gillespie of Brevard I
spent Tuesday as guest of her sister,
Mrs. Richard Rice. 1
r ?rn?st p??gle was a visitor to I
Lake Toxaway on Friday.
R. S. McCall of Selica, spent Sat
urday night as guest of his daughter,!
Mrs. Boyd Moore. 1
Mr and Mrs. Simeon McCall, Mr.
!m r ni> A,nd?son Devore, Harry
I McCall, Buck Owen, Harlie Owen,
Mr. and Mrs S Sisk, Carl Queen,
Mrs. Tom Wood and son Rufus. of
Gloucester, were Rosman and Bre
vard visitors Monday.
Enos McCall of the Gloucester sec
tion who has been very ill, is report
ed to be slighly improved.
Guy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oat Gal
loway, who has been in New Mexico
for several months, is home for a few
weeks visit with his parents in
Gloucester.
Johnnie Whitmire, who has been ill
for several days, is much improved.
birtha Watkins was a visitor to
Brevard on Friday night
Mr and Mrs. L. P. Wilson and
daughter, Lois, and son Gerald, ot
Brevard, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jordan Whitmire
Rev. J. E. Bert of Salem, S. C?
spent the week-end as guest of Mr.
*,and Mrs. C. E. Leathers.
Ferm Whitmire of Cherryfield was
a business visitor to Rosman the
? . first of the week.
?j Allen Luker and Louis Norris of
' ' i,1? dmont, S. C., spent Thursday and
"JS*1 ?s quests of Mr. and
.Mrs. A. L. Luker.
I . John Lyday and Hill Paxton spent
. the week-end at Landrum, S. C., vis
iting t/. latter's children.
id u ^os. Morrison and daughter
? Keba, were business visitors to Ashe
I I ville the first of the week.
m J. C. Henderson spent the week-end
Court""4 C ?f HiS parents at Gra-V
?.?,r" and Mrs. J. W. Parham and
children and the Carolina Ladies
Quartet of Greenville, were dinner
guests of Mr. arid Mrs. E. D. Ran
dolph on Sunday.
Josiah Galloway and Algie Gallo
way of Wolf Mountain, were visitors
Thifrsday ^ E" D" Rand?lph ?n
Mfss Frances Galloway spent
Thursday night as guest of her par
w- e- Ga"oww'
Lawrence Whitmire spent Sunday
tUf Aif TgUCSt of Cecil Galloway of
the Old Toxaway section.
t Nora^Meece of Old Toxaway
spent Tuesday night as guest of Miss.
Louella Galloway.
Misses Mildred Watkins, Betty
??eiS?an' MU ?r^anly and Elsie White
kand A. M. White, Jr., and J. B. Rog
motored to Brevard Sunday
ando Morgan and W. R. Lewis I
business visitors to Pickens on
y.
F. 0. Thomas is spending a I
as guest of rMs. R. A. Col- j
an Clark and son Homer,
?rd visitors Friday.
Mrs. G. F. Williamon and
spent the week-end at
guests of the former's
L. E. Williamon.
W. E. Rufty and I
Mrs. Oscar Barrett')
ren and Mrs. C. J. El
isitors to Asheville on I
spent the week-end
at Six Mile.
preen e of Henderson I
i inner guest of Mr.
White on Thursday.
ts and J. E. Bert |
lests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
Iday.
i. Ed London were Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rusk and Henry Crompton
* tho wwk-end with
V. D. Rogers.
Jles of Pickens, is spend- 1
nays with Mr. and Mrs,/
ay. J
, hell underwent an op
Mission hospital, Afihe
, fty, ana is- recovering: as
ould be expected, reports
flkiway of Qastonia, apent
B* as guest of Mr. and
Henderson of EnkaJ
?-end with her parents,'
Gloucester News
R. F. Kilpatrick was dinner guest
}f his son, Burgan and Mrs. Kilpat
rick on Monday.
Arch Ryder was a visitor in our
lection Monday.
Mrs. H. P. Hall spent Sunday night
with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McCall of
Balsam. Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Owen had
as their dinper guest Sunday, Roland
Owen of Brevard.
Mrs. Nettie Middleton spent Sat
urday night as guest of Mr. and Mrs. '
J. D. Golden of Quebec. i
We are glad to report that "Uncle"
Enos McCall is improving nicely
after a long illness.
Hardy and Fred Kilpatrick were
Rosman visitors Saturday.
W. R. Anders was visiting friends
here Monday.
Booth and J. M. Price were Sunday
evening guests of L. J. Meece.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Henderson, at j
Quebec.
Rev. J. E. Bert preached at Oak
Grove Baptist church at Quebec on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Byerly and
daughter, Shirley of Asheville, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Byerly's
mother Mrs. S. N. Foster, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whit
mire at Cherryfield.
Miss Bessie Owen of Gloucester,
spent Morvday night as guest of Miss
Frances Galloway at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Eldridge.
Miss Maxie Moore spent the week
end as guest of Miss Louise Glaz
ener.
Girtha Watkins and Tom Stroup
were dinner gueBts of Mr. and Mrs.
D. L. Glazener Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitmire of
Greenville, moved last weel: near
Rosman.
Mrs. Sam Lance of Selica spent
the week-end aB guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Vess Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. Silversteen Whitmire
and ball ? were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Whitm/e's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Vess Chapman.
W. J. Nicholson of Sapphire spent
Monday night as guest of his daugh
ter, Mrs. N. S. Galloway.
Clarence Crow and Wm. Jamerson
of Saiem are spending several days
as guests of Mrs. Charles Gant.
NOTICE
To whom it may concern :
This i# to notify all person# in
terested that on Monday the 24th
day of Norember 1930 at the Court
House in Brevard North Carolina, I
will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at public auction the following;
described persowrt property, for
merly belonging to "Bunk" Hen
dricks.
One 1926 model Chevrolet one*
? and one-half tons truck
This sale is made on account of
Wreckage service and repair bill due
the Brevard Battery Company in
the Sum of $22.50 which labor was
performed on said cai on or about
May 15, 1980 and also for storage
bill in the amount of $6.00. Demand
of which has been made on the said
"Bunk" Hendricks and payment re
fused.
This 8th day of November 1930.
BREVARD BATTERY COMPANY
By Pat Kimrey, Atty. 2t N13-20
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of power and
authority contained in that certain
deed of trust, dated March 1st, 1928
and recorded in Book V.L. 1, Page 8.
Transylvania County Registry, and
executed by1 James C. Siniard and
wife, to the Citizens National Bank
of Raleigh, N. C., Trustee, default
having been made in the payment
of the indebtedness secured thereby
whereby the entire amount of said i
indebtedness became due and pay- 1 1
able and demand having been made1,]
by the holder of said note upon the ||
trustee named therein to advertise
and sell the property described in
said deed of trust, the undersigned
will offer for sale for cash at public
auction at the Court House door in
Brevard, Transylvania County, N.C.,
at noon on. Monday, December 8th
1930, the following described real
estate: I]
All that certain piece, parcel, or j
lot of land, lying, being and situate !
in the Town of Brevard, Brevard i
Township, Transylvania County, 'i
State of North Carolina, on the :
West side of Maple Street, and 1
more particularly bounded and de- <
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING on a Black Gum on ?
the East bank of Jumping Branch
land running thence North 73 degrees i
'East 308 feet, with the Tinsley Sub
division, to a stake in Maple Street!
Extension; thence, North 5 de
i
rees Wert 89 feet, /along Maple
treet Extension, to a stake; thence
outh 75 degrees West, with J. L.
[awkins line, 842 feet to a stake on
lie bank of Jumping Branch; thence
long with Jumping Branch, South
'ftWLNG8 E8St 91f?et t0 the BE"
Being the same land conveyed to
aid James C. Siniard and wife, 'i
L*y Lee Siniard, by J. L. Hawkins,']
nd wife, Florence Hawkins, by
leed dated December 27th, 1927,
tnd recorded in the office of the
legister of Deeds of Transylvania
bounty in Book No. 59, at Page
!56.
This 22nd day of October,
North Carolina Bank and Trust
Company, Trustee,
Successor to
By: John P. Stedman,
Vice- ffretf dent
Terms of Sale ? Cash.
Place of Sale ? Courthouse Door,
Brevard, North Carolina.
Time of Sale ? Noon, Monday,
December 8th, 1930.
Citizens National Bank of Ral
eigh, N. C., Trustee,
N 12 1 1 9 1 26 D4 RHR
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the Power
>f Sale contained in that certain
Deed in Trust bearing date of March
L2th. 1928 executed by the parties
;herein named to the undersigned
Trustee, securing certain indebted
md default having been made in the
less as set out in said Deed in Trust,
aayment -of said indebtedness where
>y the Power of Sale contained in
laid Deed in Trust has become oper- i
itive, and the undersigned trustee |
us been requested to foreclose said j
Deed in Trust;
Now,( therefore the undersigned!
ivill on Saturday, December 13th.
1930 at 12 o'clock M. at the Court [
House door in Brevard N. C., sell to
;he highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing real property to wit:
All those two tracts of land de-!
scribed in said Deed in Trust afore- 1
said, which Deed in Trust is ?of rec
ord in Book No. 23 Page 50 of the
Record of Deeds in Trust, reference
being hereby made for a description
of said land, and for all other pur
poses.
The proceeds of said sale to be ap
plied upon said indebtedness, costs,
etc.
This the 10th. day of Nov. 1930.
D. L. ENGLISH, Trustee.
Pub Nv 20|27|D4jllc
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