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Rosman Section of The Brevard News MRS. JORDAN WHITMIRE, Editor - CHILD GIVEN CARBOLIC ACID \ BY HIS PLAYFUL BROTHER j Clinton, two-year-old son of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Harlow Mason, had a miracu- ' J lous escape from deatji last week i when Vernon, a brother one year old- i er, gave the younger child carbolic acid. i ' The children were playing "Doc tor," and the older one was giving < the younger a dose of "castor oil" J which proved to be carbolic acid. Dr. J. B. Wilkerson was immediately sum moned, and with the exception of J burns on mouth and throat, the child ( is recovering nicely. . ( SINGING CONVENTION TO BE ' I HELD AT ASHEVILLE SUNDAY I ( Many of the singers motored from this county to Asheville last Sunday ( to be in the five-county singing con- j vcntion. which was to be held in the ) city hall. But to their surprise on ] reaching Asheville they learned that ] the date had been changed on account of Mothers' Day. \ The convention convene next Sun- j day two miles from the city on the Weaverville road. Everybody is invited to attend as j they are expecting a great day. ( : -}) MR. AND MRS. OWEN GIVE VERY ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON t li Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Owen entertain ed with a dinner Sunday. Guests pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sta ton and son, James Staton, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Staton, Miss Daisy Gallo way, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore and daughters, Ruth and Pauline, and son Charles Lee, and Miss Effie Owen. i li. Y. P. U.'S ENJOY SUPPER AT TOXAWAY SUNDAY EVENING I Rosman B. Y. P. U. joined Lake Toxaway B. Y. P. U. Sunday evening at Toxaway Falls and enjoyed a pic nic supper. Later all the young peo ple returned to Lake Toxaway Bap tist church, where the former put on a special program. A large number of members and other visitors were present. WHIT MI RE BOYS IN NARROW ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS BURNS Wash and Fred Whitmire had a very narrow escape from death Fri day night when they received burns while working on a Ford car by lan tern light when the car ignited. Wash Whitmire was burned on hands and arms, while Fred Whitmire was burn ed on the neck. SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL HELD AT MIDDLE FORK CHURCH Rev. Nathan Chapman and Rev. C. J. Eldridge closed a successful revival meeting at Middle Fork Baptist church Sunday night. There were eight new members add ed to the church roll, who will be bap tized in the near future. REVIVAL SERVICES BEING HELD AT ROSMAN CHURCH Revival services began at Rosman M. E. church Sunday night. Rev. J. M. Green, pastor, will be assisted by his brother. Rev. John H. Green, of Swan nanoa, and Singer Rudd Newson, of Lexington, N. C. Services will be held each afternoon at 2 o'clock and each evening at 8 o'clock. The public isr cordially invited. TOXAWAY YOUNG PEOPLE SINGING GROUP ORGANIZED ilojit of the class met at Toxaway church last Friday night with a large congregation present, which enjoyed some good singing. The Junior Sing ing convention was organized and the following officers elected: President, James Staton, Rosman ; vice president, Clyde McCall, Quebec; secretary and treasurer, O'Neal Owen, Lake Toxaway. Everybody seems to be interested in the organization, and feels that it will be a stepping stone to higher fields of actions in training the young peo ple for greater service. I see no rea son why, through the influence of this convention, we should not be drawn closer toge her as a united family, so , that each one of us can put forth ev ery effort possible to make it a real success in our communities. The convention was invited to meet with Oak Grove church, Quebec, the fourth Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, ? weather permitting. We are expecting a large crowd. Many thanks to the people of Lake , Toxaway and Oakland for the kind- | ness shown me during my school work ; there, and their fine cooperation was unequalled by any that I have ever , witnessed before. Especially do I want | to thank those who gave me invita- ' tion to their homes and the kind hos pitality and welcome that I enjoyed < while in their homes. ] I shall never forget Brother S. B. ] McCall, pastor of the church ? how he stood by me in the work there. ' E. D. RANDOLPH. ] MRS. AND MRS. HUTCHES HERE FOR SUMMER SEASON , ] Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hutches and 4 "Grandmother" Hutches of Braden- 1 ton, Fla., arrived Monday at their summer home, "Lo-vem," near Ros- 1 man. ] Mr. and Mrs. Hutches have been spending their summer near Rosman j for a number of years and have many ] friends in this community who will 1 welcome their return. i Misses Doris and Kathleen Wilson are spending this week as guests of i their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. j G. Wilson, at Laurens, S. C. I Mrs. Mack Collins and Miss Senora e Smith were Sunday guests of Mr. and 1 Mrs. Thomas Morrison. LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Corbin and son,| [ohn Frank, spent the week-wd vis t- j ng relative# at Pickens and Walhalla, j 5 C Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher, I ruesday, May 5, a son, Charles Ray. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Stephen were' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bird. , Mrs. M. C. Sumeral is taking treat nent in Emma Booth Hospital, Jreenville, and expects to undergo an iperation this week. Rev. C. J. Eldridge preached a Mo hers' Day sermon at Boylston Bap tist church Sunday morning at eleven j'clock. Miss Ida May Armstrong returned :o her home at Bath, S. C., Thursday, naving spent several days v'sitmg 'riends. Miss Armstrong is former Latin and English teacher in Rosman High school. Rev. J. E. Bert left last week to as sist in a two weeks revival at Ninety Six, S. C. Mrs. W. E. Galloway has returned from Lenoir, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. A. K. Moore, whc .un derwent an operation in the Lenoir hospital last Thursday. Mrs. Gallo way was accompanied by her son ana daughter, Weldon and Daisy, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Staton. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Jones and son, Reid, are spending several days at their home in Asheville. _ . S. H. Mingus of Connelly Springs, spent the week-end in Rosman. M. C. Sumeral spent the week-end in Greenville with Mrs. Sumeral. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rogers, Mr. and Jlrs. Eddie Town and Mrs. Paul Rog ers and children spent Sunday at Walhalla, S. C., visiting relatives. Pinck Edney returned to his home near Salem Saturday, having spent the past week as guest of relatives in Rosman. He was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barrett and thMrs.nVando Morgan is seriously ill at her home here. Little hope is held for her recovery. ? . . . Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hutches oi Bradenton. Fla., arrived Monday foi several days' visit to the latter s par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moss. Misses Mamie Hayes and Elsie Mor gan of Cherryficld. students of W. t T. college, spent the week-end war their parents. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clemmon. Garren a daughter, May 3. Mrs P. A. Morgan and daugntei Frances, were Sunday guests of Mrs A. L. Huggins. . , i Mrs. Gaston Whitmire of Cherry field underwent an operation at Moun tain Home hospital Friday, and is re covering as well as could be expected Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher an< daughters, Verona and Betty June were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry Chapman at Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover oi Tryon were Sunday guests of Mr. am Mrs. Lee R. Fisher Little Miss Dorothy Jean Kilpatri of Brevard, spent several days lasi week as guest of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edens. Cov Fisher and Ray Sanders weri visitors to Greenville, S. C., Sunday Mrs. Lula Rhinehart and son ant Mr. and Mrs. Walker Smith ant daughter Bertha and son Wade, ol West Union, S. C., spent the week end visiting relatives near Rosman. Mrs. Charles Williams and daugh ter and friends were Sunday guest? of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitmire. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and daughter Ruth and Walter Rogers were visitors to Asheville, Mars Hill, and Weaver, Sunday. Mrs. f^li Huggins and daughter Syl via of Cherryfield, were guests of Mrs. Freeman Hayes, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Glazener and Mrs. Freeman Hayes and son. Billie, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Zeb Bur rell at Brevard. M. D. Hardin of Jackson county, was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Morgan, Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred (>al loway, a daughter, on May 0. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Towns left Monday for a week's visit to the for mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stace Towns, at Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wocdard and children were Sunday guests of Mr. ami Mrs. T. E. Reid, at Brevard. Mr. and Mrs. Obie Moore were .Sun day-Quests of Mr. and Mrs. Mill red Moore. Mrs. Minnie Glover of Tryon, spent the week-end as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Fisher. Mrs. Ernest Guice and son, Eugene, ;>f East Flat Rock, were Sunday euests of the former's sister, Mrs. J. Z. Stroup. , Mr. and Mrs. Elsker Whitmire and :hildren of Greenville, S. C., spent Sunday as guests of Mrs. Johme Whitmire at Reid Siding. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Owen and chil iren, Virgil, Dana and Lionel, and Mrs. L. R. Staton visited relatives near Brevard, Sunday. Mrs. L. M. Glazener returned home Thursday from several days' visit to ner daughter, Mrs. Wade Garren, in \sheville. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McClure and laughters, Misses Annette and Betty Lou, and son G. C., Jr., spent Sunday it Shelby, N. C., as guests of Mr. uid Mrs. E. C. Borders. Miss Betty Nelson is spending sev ?ral days as guest of her sister, Mrs. Hubert' Callaham, at Anderson, S. C. Miss Mae Bert and brother, Ralph, ire visiting relatives at Anderson and Ninety Six. S. C.t this week. _ Mr. and Mrs. James T. Harrison of Sapphire, were Sunday guests of Mr. ind Mrs. N. S. Galloway. Mrs. Tom Connelly, who has been 11 for several weeks, is slightly im Mr. and Mrs. Leon McCall of Pick ins, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Urs. Frank McCall at Chen-yfield. Avree, small daughter of Mr. and BAPTIST LADIES TO MAKE \ QUILTS FOR THE CHURCH ?? I The Ladies Aid Society of Zion church met at the home of Mrs. John Button Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock with ten mejnbers present. The usual program was carried out. The society voted to meet with Mrs. A. M. Paxton Wednesday to make a quilt for the church. The society ad journed with prayer, led by the presi dent, Mrs. Roe Rice, to meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs. W. H. Suminey. I Mrs. J. W. Glazener, had her tonsils removed at Patton Memorial hospital in Hendersonville, Friday, and is re covering nicely. 1 A. M. Paxton, Jr., of Brevard, was a business visitor to Rosman recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson were visitors in Greenville Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Galloway and grand daughter, Mrs. Alma Brumer, spent the week-end in Brevard as guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Galloway and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Galloway. ' Miss Effie Owen is spending this week at Lake Toxaway as guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rogers. i Mrs. W. A. McJenkins is very ill at her home here. I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galloway, recent bride and groom, are moving this week into the Whitmire cottage near | the Baptist church. i E. D. Randolph and daughter, Le ota, and son, Robert, were visitors to Asheville Sunday. Mrs. Jim Earl "Aunt Liz" Gallo way of Old Toxaway, is very ill at hei home, and little hope for her recover) is held. | Miss Mary Whitmire was a busi ness visitor to Brevard Monday. I Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Paxton anc daughter Ola and Mrs. L. M. Glazen er were Sunday guests of Mr. am i Mrs. H. P. Whitmire. I Mrs. M. Galloway and children am Mr. and Mrs. Critten Galloway wen Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvii Galloway. I I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Morrison am ' two children and J. Lowry and Mis Delia Hyde of Canton, were Sunda; POTATOES SENNAS COUNTY CASH CROP' High ClaM Seed Variety May I Be Produced Frofitably In Transylvania I I For an agricultural sectioil or com- . munity to prosper and grow, as any-1 thing should, it must become a unit, have a name, the primary product of the community should signify the place from all others. Examples of such places are: I Guernsey Island producing Guern sey cattle, Sandford and Bradentown, Fla., producing celery, Petulemp, Cal., for specializing in White Leghorn chickens, Prince Edward Island seed potatoes, apples from Washington, etc. Divided communities ca?i not do things like the above but there must be some functioning organization i I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mor rison. I Master Gerald Wilson, Miss Lois Wilson, Lina and Frances Heath of Brevard, are spending several days this week as guests of their cousin, Miss Laverne Whitmire. i Eugene Morrison is spending this week visiting relatives at Canton and Sunburst. t Miss Viola Mull of Brevard, is spending the week as guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Eugene Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Rice were busi ness visitors to Brevard, Saturday. Frank Brittian of St. Petersburg, Fla., is spending several days as guest of his brother, W. M. Brittian. 'i W. H. Jackson, who has been ill for the past two months, is slightly im proved. Miss Mildred Watkins returned ' home Sunday, having spent the past week as guest of her sister, Mrs. Rob ? ert Zachary. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galloway were I Sunday guests of the latter's parents, ? Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon Owen, in 1 Goucester. * ' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Petit and son I Earl spent the week-end as guests of Mrs. Petit's parents, Mr. and Mrs. i J. M. Summey. Mrs. E. Hendricks and daughter 1 Josie of Old Toxaway, spent Sunday s as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jack ie son. rhich furnishes the people education 1, social, recreational, and business dvantages or they can not grow as bey should. The high altitude of the western ?rt of Transylvania county makes it lot only possible for the highest qual ty of table potatoes to be produced iut also seed potatoes ? yes, certified eed potatoes. There is a great de nand for these potatoes for both ta ile use and seed just across the nountain 25 miles away in the cotton >elt of South Carolina. From a com nercial standpoint up until three rears ago few potatoes had been frown in this section. Since then just i few cars have been shipped each season. During the past school year he Vocational Agricultural Depart nent of the Rosman high school put :onsjderable emphasis on potato pro duction. Not only were the boys aught potatoes but each Tuesday night in the class room there was as sembled a large group of grown men ? dirt farmers ? studying the essen tial facts about how to grow more po tatoes for less money. As a result of the interest taken there is three times as many potatoes planted in the Rosman community as ever before. NEXT We contribute to your good looks. You can get a Vitalifl treatment here, the vegetable oil tonic, also the Fitch products. It Pay* To Look Well SMITH'S BARBER SHOP BIG BEN ALARM CLOCKS : ? ! I FOR LESS , , We are selling Big Ben Alarm Clocks for 10 "c less than the Manufacturers established prices. We have them with plain and luminous dials, plain and colored case. Other clocks made by the same people down as low as Pay cash and pay less. Frank D. Clement, The Hallmark Jeweler CLEMSON THEATRE BUILDING rii?innHm?HiMinMtininnmiiiiiiiiinimi Conjufex you* Odfaufj (tytftii !! Don't Hasp Your Throat With Harsh Irritants Hi vwriSSSfco*. 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