ACTIVITY RESUMED
BY CARR LUMBER CO.j
Logging Trains Started Regu
ular Runs at Twelve
O'clock Tuesday
TO GIVE JOBS ONLY TO I
THEIR FORMER WORKERS j
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Big Mill at Pisgah Forest Has
Started Up ? Means Much
to This Entire Section
Tuesday's noon hour witnessed re
sumption of the big plant of the Can
Lumber company at Pisgah Forest,
when the logging train was started
on its way to the mountains, and the
big mill on the Pisgah Forest yards
began ripping big logs into lumber.
While the company had been operat
ing on part time, the larger part of
the industry had been closed for some
time, and/ resumption of operations
f.here brought happiness to the em
ployes of the concern, and encourage
ment to all people of the community.
The policy of the Carr Lumber
company in taking care of its own
men is well known. All of these are
to be put back on the job before any
outsider, or new man, will be em
ployed. In fact, officials of the com
pany stated that it would be a long
time before any new men could be
employed, as all those who are known
as Carr Lumber company workers
and who have been idle during the
shut-down, are to be taken care of as
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RE-OPEN 50-CENT
OFFER ON THE NEWS
So Many People Came In Dur
ing Week That Proposition
Renewed For Few Days
"I just couldn't get here any soon
er," said our good friend, Mr. J. M.
Galloway, chairman of the county
school board, "but I did want to
take advantage of that Fifty Cent
offer that you had made for The Bre
vard News."
"That was my case, exactly,'1 said
Mr. J. R. England, contractor, who
was standing nearby. This was last
Monday morning, and we accepted
payment from these good men on that
basis. Since that time many other
people have come in and wanted to
come in under the special offer.
Now, here is the reason we are
telling these facts:
There are others who would like to
take advantage of the special offer of
getting The Brevard News, paid up
a whole year in advance, for only
FIFTY CENTS.
And here is another feature of it:
It' you owe something on your sub
scription in the past, it matters not
how much, this FIFTY CENTS pays
up ALL BACK subscription, and
gets you a receipt to The Brevard
N'ews up to October First, next year!
Tell your neighbor about it, please.
This special offer will be definitely
ended within the next few days, so
please make haste in getting yours
while the offer is re-opened.
Remember: Only FIFTY CENTS
for a whole year's subscription tc
The Brevard News, ahd if you hap
pen to owe something on back ac
count, this same FIFTY CENT
piece wipes that all out and pays yoi
up to October first, 1932.
PURITY PRODUCTS CO.
The Purity Products company
makers and sellers of ice, and deal
ers in coal and wood, is among th
most popular of Brevard's busines
houses and establishments. It is op
erated by A. B. Galloway, whose as
sociates include many of the leadin;
men of Brevard. ?
HOUSTON FURNITURE CO.
Perhaps the most active busines
house in Brevard is the Housto
Furniture company, employing
large force of men and running
fleet of trucks. This firm, while sel
ing everything in furniture, mak<
leaders of their famous Hoosk
Kitchen Cabinets, Majestic Radi(
and Roman Ranges. A. H. Houston
manager of the firm.
H. R. WALKER INSURANCE
AGENCY
Under the management of Mr
Mary Jane McCrary, the Walker A
ency, represents some of the large
companies in America, covering i
branches of insurance, including coi
pjete coverage for all lines, and e
joys the confidence and patronage
a large list of -clients.
CARR LUMBER CO. STORE
Operating at Pisgah Forest with
general line of merchandise, compos
of staple and fancy groceries, d
goods and notions, boots and sh<
featuring the famous Star Brand lii
They also carry a complete line
horse and cow feeds.
BE YOURSELF ?
Austin's Studio, photographers,
recognized as one of the most p
ficient photo places in Western No:
Carolina. Mr. Austin is a photog
pher of recognized ability, and d
work many leading men and 1
ncn of the South. He is photograp'
for many df the camps of th? cour
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TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY'S FOUNDATION STONE
Every standing structure has its |
foundation stone, upon vjhich the I
whole building must rest. That is hrue j
of community life. The progress ?/ a
i comnunity ncpends upon its business
lift. We arc herewith, prqsentinf) for
H ir consideration the list of business j
A its as and the names of businesses
tnit constitute the very foundation
stone of our Community Life and t
Pr>g reus. If these business -pliees j
euce*d, the whole community sue- j
cads; as these places prosper and
prgrots, so will the entire c4nvmnn
ity progress and prosper. Pledse read
thr list, and study the importance of
community dealing and community
cooperation.
i SP BARNETT MACHINE SHOP
Vith a shop equipped eqtial to the j
!be? in Western North Carolina, Sid
iBanett at Pisgah Forest operates
i thi only plant of this nature in the
j cointy for the general public. Highly ,
j skiled mechanics giving the best of . ?
iserice have aided Mr. Barnett inj|
IbiLding one pf the best business in j;
i thi community. |,
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1ARR LUMBER CO. STORE !,
(perating at Pisgah Fotfest with ali
gerral line of merchandise, compos- |
led f staple and fancy: groceries, dry j
j goos and notions, boots and shoes j
jfeairing the famous Star Brand I]
j line They also carry a complete j ,
:line>f horse and cow feeds. ><
j LONG DRUG COMPANY
To Long Drug ^company, with li- 1 1
Icensd druggist, is an up-to-date
i druj store in every particular. Pres
Icripon work is a specialty at this
i goocdrug store. Every family knows j
! the alue of a good drug store ? its ?
i serve is indispensable. j
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| IMPSON'S BABBER SHOP jj
i T ? Simpson Boys, as they are i j
iknon, are good barbers. They are|j
I alsocood citizens. Furthermore, they
j are ood singers. These boys make the
1 menook better with their shaves and
1 haiuts, and they sing wherever and
? whe>ver they are called upon to ! {
I sing l j
SHOE DEPARTMENT j'
| N Morris, in charge of the Shoejt
? Dep-tment at the American Sales j t
j Co.,s said by his friends to know ' j
i the ze of the foot of every man, wo- [
! mannd child in the county, and buys '
jtheioe for each particular foot. He
'has most splendid reputation in the
jcouy for fair dealing and as a
j"sqire shooter."
A NEW CONCERN
i T American Sales company, pur
j chars of the Pushell Department, a
iStoistock, is made up ? of highly !s
jtraid men in merchandising, and is j
Inowngaged in selling out the stock,
j of Shell's Store. New Winter cloth- j
ing>r men, women and children, is : t
Jthe viting feature of this store. If
THE CITY MARKET
T City Market, owned by S. F.
: Alii i and B. W. Trantham, and op
erat by Mr. Allison, is a combina
tioniarket and grocery store, doing
a tb-ing business at all times. "Ev
; erytig to Eat'' is the slogan of this
? popir place. It is "a Home Institu
ition>oing Well."
r; BLUE FRONT MARKET
T Blue Front Market is the name
of a>od store, owned by W. L. Mull
. andjerated by C. 0. Robinson. This
j ! is dimplete market and grocery
? stoB owned and operated by Bre
? van own citizens, and is an import
"lanturt of the community's active
I busks life.
-] THE CANTEEN
e j . "1" Galloway's place, "The
S|C;mn," is such a cafe as would
>- { d<? ?ice to a town of ten thousand
-- ] pnption. Visitors and home-folks
S ; alikiraise The Canteen for its
spleid service and good food. It is
the (gest restaurant ever operated
in tj community.
HARP, THE PLUMBER
a R . Tharp, the Plumber, is a
a |nios?Iuable man. Not only is high
1-jclas plumbing and steam-fitting
is | wor one here, but high grade elec
ir triciepairs and installation is a
>s | pari id parcel of this active busi
is.nessace. Weather reports indicate
thatlu will soon need Mr. Tharp. j
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CENTRAL MARKET
T Central Market, long a favor
's- j ite e for obtaining fresh meats
K- 1 by ^ge number of citizens, is man
st ; aged
ill i by jo Allison. Native and western
ll- 1 mea|
n- \ ner,
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J. E. Waters and operated
re served here in expert man
[1 the Central Market is a
of | houald word in Brevard.
1 IITH'S BARBER SHOP
i's Barber Shop is an institu
J Brevard, headquarters for
hom|<s and a meeting place for
visitors. John Smith, in ad
. being a good barber, is also
:he hardest working men of
the h in planning, boosting and
buil| for Brevard.
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THE WHITEWAY
. Nicholson, one of the
business men of the town, is
ame time a veteran hi the
and dry cleaning line. The
iteway Pressing club has been
fjuous business for the rast
roan-, testifying to its excel
ic<? and good- work.
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W. O. W. INSURANCE
Woodmen of the World insurance
i" being recognized throughout this
county and the whole of Western
Carolina as family protection that is
A-l. Several hundred Wcodven arid
their ladies, members of the Circle,
ir, Trans vlvam'a, give their o. k. to
W. 0. \>. insurance. W. H. Grogan,
Jr., is district manage)- here.
PLUMMER'S STORE
Outstanding in Brevard's business I
life is the Plummer company's siore, ]
long a leading institution here. Being j
a department store in the truest j
sense of the word, Plummer's carries j
a complete stock of seasonable mer- i
chandise at all times. It is one of '
the very pillars of the business life |
here.
BUILDING AND LOAN
Many people of the town and
county are home-owners because they
were enabled to own their own home
through the Brevard Building & Loan
association. The Building and Loan is I
>ne financial business that weathere'd j
the storm. It is safe; it is good; it]
is a builcjing force for the commun- 1
ty. Ask Jerry Jerome about it.
SUNNY SIDE DAIRY
Paul and Walter Glazener, two of j
Brevard's most popular young men, I
>perate the Sunny Side Dairy on a 1
scale that is attracting much atten- J
;ion. Aside from the grade "A'' raw
nilk and buttermilk they sell to a
arge list of customers, they are plac
ng a chocolate milk drink on the
narket now that is very popular.
CLEMENT, THE JEWELER \
Frank D. Clement, The Hallmark j
feweler, conducts a jewelry business j
?hat is second to none in any city. He i
landles only the best of standard |
foods, and his reputation as a man is |
ust as fine as the fine line of jewelry |
vhich he handles.
BREVARD HARDWARE CO. \
The Brevard Hardware & Furni- 1
ure company, with Messrs. D. F. j
ioore and Purde Osbore at the helm, J
eaches far out into the countryside j(
listricts, serving the people of the !
own and county with hardware of all I
;inds and furniture for every pur- j
lose. ? J
- BREVARD BATTERY CO. jj
Thoroughly equipped in every es-j(
ential, the Brevard Battery com-j,
iany has long been an important ji
ilace in the business life of the com-;'
nunity. Battery and ignition work isii
. specialty there, although every j
ihase of auto repairing is carried on, '
,nd the large rooms are used as i
torage for the public.
RECREATION CENTER [i
All work and no play is not good;i
or any one or any town. W. H. ]
larris and B. W. Trantham have es-H
ablished and operate an amusement
enter known as the H. & T. Recre- J
tion Center, where are located the ;
ery best alleys for bowling to be 1
ound in any city anywhere.
AVERY CASE ji
Windows get broken in the best of !<
ionics, and auto doors and wind 1
hields have a way of losing their j
astenings. Avery Case, 151 West I
lain street, makes a specialty of j
?lasswork of any kind, from replace- j 1
nent of the smallest particle to the j i
retaliation of the biggest glass , ?
ound. His is an important work. <
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RED'S SERVICE STATION ,
"Wash 'em, and your wife won't |;
yeep ; grease 'em and they won't j
queak," says Red Misenheimer,
peaking, of course, of the automo
lile. Red's Service Station handles i
standard Oil -and gas, and does a i ;
jeneral greasing and washing busi- 11
less. Red himself is an important l|
actor in the community life. ji
THE SPIC AND SPAN
One of the new businesses of the
immunity, headed by young men j
lere, is that of the Spic and Span '
Dleaners, located in the Clayton Ho- !
?1 Building. The new firm has in- I
tugurated the cash and carry ?sys- 1
?m, which is proving quite popular >
lere. C. W. Townsend is manager of
;he Spic and Span.
THE CLAYTON HOTEL
The Clayton Hotel is one of the old
andmarks here, and is an all-the^
irear popular place for tourist and
local citizens. Its home-like atmos
phere and famed dining room makes
if the Clayton Hotel an important
Factor "in the business life of Brevard
?nd Transylvania county.
JOINES MOTOR COMPANY |
The Joines Motor company, author- ;
ized Ford dealer, is afnong the com- j
munity's larger places of business. :
The head of the concern, S. R. Joines, i
is recognized, as one of the commun
ity's outstanding business leaders.
In addition to sales, 'the place main
tains a complete repair department.
MACFIETS DRUG STORE
Every person, without exception it
is believed, in Trqmsylvania county
knows Macfie's Dtfug Store, one of
the oldest and most popular business
houses of Brevard. It is known as
the Rexall store nnrt during the last
part of this week they are staging
t'hoir famous "1c Sale" at which a
penny extra will buy an extra iter'
of merchandise.
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SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES
The Southern Public Utilities Co.,
branch of a statewide utility, is in
Brevard, lighting the city and run
ning its machinery, and has an ample
supply of power foi any industrial
purpose. The presertce of this com
pany in Brevard is a promise of
greater industrial activity.
MAIN STREET A. & P.
The Great. Atlantic ii Pacific Tea
company finds Brevard a good place,
and the Main Street store of the A.
& P. is a favorite place for many
housewives of the town and county.
Lee Aricdge is manager of this store,
and takes an active part in commun
ity affairs.
PICKELSIM ER'S DRUG STORE
The Brevard Pharmacy, presided
over by J. B. Pickelsimer, Ph.G., is
one of the popular business houses of
the town, and is noted for its special
offers on standard remedies and na
tionally advertised goods. Dr. Pick
elsimer is one of the leading church
men of the town.
BREVARD PLUMBING CO.
Nicholson and Duclos, forming the
organization of the Brevard Plumb
ing company, have had much to do
with the progress of the community
in its building aspects. This firm
has had many large contracts for
plumbing and steam fitting, and is an |
important factor in the life of the i
community. , I
JUDSON McCRARY
Perhaps the one man in Brevard
who has done more than one man's j
part in keeping real estate on the
"up and go," is Judson McCrary, real
estate dealer. His offices are locat
ed in the Tinsley building. Mr. Mc
Crary rents and sells property of all
kinds.
RAD NICHOLSON'S
Rad Nicholson's Shoe Repair- Shop!
is a favorite place in the community.
For the past 22 years Mr. Nicholson
has been soling, re-soling and con
soling the footwear of the people
here. Friends say that half the j
sounty walk on shoes soled by Rad |
Nicholson.
WATCH REPAIR WORK
B. F. Beasley, long an honored cit
izen here, is instrumental in keeping
time straight, because of the large
amount of watch repair work that he
Joes. He also works on clocks, when /
they go blooey, but the watch repair .
work is his favorite line. He guaran- 1
tees all his work to be satisfactory, j
MARTIN'S BARBER SHOP
Lester Martin, and other Transyl
vania boys are operators of Martin's
Barber Shop, a popular place in the
town's life. These young men know
;heir community, and enjoy a large
patronage from both -the town and
:he whole of Transylvania county.
THE CLEMSON THEATRE '
Year in and year out, in good
times and in dull times, The Clemson
rheatre goes on, providing a place of
amusement for home folks and visi
:ors. The Clemson gets first showing
sf pictures at all times, and it is a I
theatre that is a credit to the town. J
DR. J. B. S. McINTOSH
There's a thousand and one things |
to delight the lover of beauty in the
store of J. E. S. Mcintosh, the man
who has had much to do with devel
opment of the organized camp life of
this county. It is, indeed, a variety
store in that term's broadest scope.
It is a good place to visit.
WARD'S NEWS STAND
One of the most popular places in
the town is that of Ward's News
Stand, where papers, magazines,
books, and periodicals of all kinds are
always on hand. Then Ward handles
rigars, cigarettes, candies and so on,
and operates a first class barber shop
in addition.
BROAD ST. A. & P. STORE
The A & P. Store, on Broad street,
manage;! bv Harry Sellers, is, indeed,
a popular nlace. Mr. Sellers is one
of the most popular young business
men of Brevard, and his friends are
scattered all over the county. This
store is_ recognized as one of the lead
ers in the A. & P. system.
FRED HOLDEN
Fred Holden, young business man,
is making great headway in estab
lishment of hia business as opferator
of the Shell Service Station. In addi
tion to selling Shell gas and oils, j
young Mr. Holden renders such ser
vice as greasing, washing and ad
justing automobiles.
PHILIPPS' BAKERY
Philipps' Bakery, a Brevard institu
tion, is an important factor in the
business life of the community. Goo-J
bread, rolls, pies and cakes can bt
had at Philipps" any day in the week.
Mt. Philipps avows that he sells as
big a loaf of bread as anybody, good,
and fresh, and for five cents.
THE NOBBY SHOP
The_ Nobby Shop, Brevard's only
exclusive fhop fo* women, "is operated
| by Mr*. Flax Lawrence, and is stork
ed with carefully selected wear
things for women. It is a known fact
that The Nobby Shop has in stock
i dresses and coats of identical n,aV?
i in larger city stores at 25 to 50 per
'cent less cost.
MULL'S STORE
Mull's Grocery Store, on the cor
,ner of Caldwell and Jordan, is an
'old landmark. Mr. Mull is not con
cerned ubout 'ompetition, he sayB,
jand offers groceries and service in
: such manner as to meet all comers, j
(His is, indeed, a most successful |
j lome-owned grocery business.
DRESSMAKING
Quietly, unassuming, but constant- ]
: ly and persistently, Miss Maggie'
'Ownby has built up a dressmaking,
I establishment here that would do
ered;t to a much larger town. Many ,
of the best dressed women in Brevard I
wear creations planned and wrought ?
by Miss Ownby.
K. & M. AUTO REPAIR
One of the long established places |
jof business in Brevard is the K. & M. j'
! Auto Repair, with Dan Merrill and j
i the Kilpatrick boys as operators. .
: This place is one of popular appeal, j;
; repairing any kind of car in fine j
'manner, and selling the famous Wil- 1
| lard Battery as a leader. j!
McCRARY'S j
! Carl McCrary is recognized as one '
[of the most successful young business [
'men of Western North Carolina. His;
' is, indeed, a "One-Stop Service Sta- j
Iticn," everything that a car can need I
! being found there. Mr. McCrary i ^
! makes a leader of Firestone products, jj
jand does a big business.
JESS SMITH'S GARAGE
; Jess A. Smith, recently moved into j
his own building at the "foot of the ;
hill," and adding the Shell line of1
gas and oils to his repair business, is _
making graet progress in his line. ?
His slogan, since moving, is: "Come!
to the foot of the hill and save on |
your iepair bill.'' He carries in stock ,
Alcorine, Alcohol and Federal tires. ^
PISGAH INDUSTRIAL BANK j
The Pisgah Industrial Bank, with |
its departments of insurance and oth- !
er forms of service, has filled a great |
place in the community life- here. . (
Active in the affairs of the place are i,
0: H. Orr, F. E. Shuford and T. H. ,?
Galloway, three of the leading citi- ?
zens of the county. They say "Spend r
your insurance money at home and i
get another chance at it yourself." j
ED McCOY'S? Pisgah Fore*t
At Pisgah Forest, just two miles *
from Brevard, Ed McCoy serves as *
Postmaster, sells hundreds of Good- *
year tires jearly and presides as ?
Justice of the Peace, besides operat
ing a Standard Service Station. Most :
anything you want in a hurry is i o
what you get at Ed's.
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EAST VIEW FARM DAIRY I o
Operated by C. K. Osborne and n
sons, this dairy , furnishes much of j 1
the milk and butter for Brevard peo- a
pie, and in the summer enjoys a wide j J
trade among camp people. The Os- ,D
bornes have been in business here a ; f
long, long time, and have built a big s
business with their dairy products, h
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THE BREVARD NEWS jS
The Brevard News, for 37 years IS
boosting and pulling for Brevard, isjD
producing each week what the other ; t
papers of the state call one of the n
best county newspapers published j
anywhere. The job printing, done by a
C. M. Douglas, Henry Henderson and s
Clifford Monteith. is of best quality o
at lowest prices. jt
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CALDWELL STANDARD jc
STATION
On an equal par with the excellent
service of all Standard Service Sta
tions is that operated on the corner '
of French Broad and Caldwell by :
Harry Sitton, popular young Brevard :
man. Polite, courteous service is the 'c
keyword with Harry as he sells Stan- jt
dard gas and oil to a large number i
of customers. jt
BREVARB LUMBER COMPANY !,
F. E. B. Jenkins has been in Bre- 1
vard doing a lumber business since
Brevard was in its infancy. His mul
titude of pleased customers have been ! i
responsible for the growth of his lum- c
ber and Building supplies business, j
Mr. Jenkins also sells much of the J
fertilizer used in this county. s
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THE B. AND B.
The B. and B. Feed and Seed com
pany is so much a part and parcel of
the life of the community that no one f
tries to remember how they got along r
before the B. and B. came to ttfwn i
fiVe years ago. This firm has paid c
tens of thousands of dollars to the {
farmers of the county for produce, i
They handle the Checkerboard feeds i
i and all Purina products. 1
W. 0. TV. INSURANCE
1 Woodmen of the World Insurance I
is being recognized throughout this (
'county and the whole of Western <
! Carolina as Family protection that i- 1
A-l. Several hundred Woodmen and (
their ladies, members of the Circli\ j
;in Transylvania, give their o. k. to W. t
O. W. Insurance. W. H. Grogan, Jr., i
jis district manager here.
*EAST MAIN STREET STANDARD !
j STATION
j Glenn Lockabill, operating t h ? 1
(Standard Service Station on Ea-* <
.Main Street, has been responsible fo. i
ja larire number of car owners' chang- i
;ing to Standard Gas and oil. He gives j'
! excellent, servv;- at ctaHr.n an.";
I iii one rf th^ .noatest appearing sta- i
I tions in Brevard.
WfflTMIRE SHOWING
SOME IMPROVEMENT
Injured Last Friday When His
Auto Turned Over On
Highway No. 28
IN PATTON MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL SINCE WRECK
Showed Signrf of Improvement
Wednesday for the
First Time
E. J. Whitmire, prominent citizen
of the Cherryfield section, is in the
Patton Memorial Hospital, Hender
sonville, as a result of an automobile
accident which occurred last Friday
night on Highway 28. Mr. Whitire
was rushed to the Hendersonville
hospital, where examination disclosed
a fractured skull and other injuries.
He has been in an unconscious con
dition practically all the time, re
gaining consciousnesg for a few mo
ments Wednesday morning, ft is said.
Mr. Whitmire left Brevard, it is
3aid, early Friday night, and later
was found by Mr. Tom Galloway, ly
ing prone in the side road leading
into Ship's Anchor, while the auto
mobile was several feet further away
from the highway. Citizens investi
gating the scene of the accident say
that indications pointed to the fact
that the car left the highway and
turned over, down the embankment,
anding in an upright position, ami
had apparently rolled on down the
(Continued, on page four)
ROSMAN GETS NEXT
W.O.W. LOG ROLLING
Rosman Won Its Laurels by
v Winning the Prizes In
Recent Contest
Rosman was selected for the April
invention of the Western Carolina
jog RoHing Association district gath
:ring of the Woodmen of the World
ind the Woodmen Circle, at the
neeting held last week at Murphy.
Woodmen and their ladies from
wenty-three counties of Western
Carolina will be at Rusman for tlcir
irst convention in this town. W.
I. Grogan, Jr., is district manager
or this section and urged the accept
ince of the invitation extended by the
tosman delegation.
W. E. McLean, consul commandor
if the Rosman Camp, won the two
lighest prizes offered at the Murphy
onvention for work in the fraternal
rganization during the past six
lonths. First district prize, a Wal
ham wrist watch valued at $25.00
,nd fiist state prize, a $20.00 watch,
tosman camp won the state prize, a
?eautiful silk flag, valued at $40.00
or the greatest net gain in member
hip, their increase being nearly one
lundred per cent. Members of th>*
tosman camp, Consul Command
IcLean and Financial Secretary A.
I. White, were warmly commendiil
y state officers at the meeting for
heir excellent work during the six
months period.
District Manager Grogan was
warded a $25.00 cash prize for out
tanding work among the district men
f the state. Mr. Grogan declares
hat the Wodomen membership in his
listrict has shown a decided gain
luring each six months period of the
last two year. A number of new and
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BREVARD DRY CLEANERS
Operating a first class pressing ami
leaning business on East Main Street
iijder the management of Cleo Gar
?en, this firm has many satisfied eus
omers. They are firm believers in
rading at home and merit the sup
wrt of the people of this community.
THE CHEVROLET PLACE
Paul P. Smathers, long experienced
n the auto sales business, is now
iwner of the Chevrolet agency, oper
iting under the name of The Auto
Sales company. In addition to the
ales end, Mr. Smathers is operating
t first class auto repair department.
GAR REN AND V. S. S.
H. Garren, feed dealers and grocer,
ills an important niche in the com
ttunity life. He operates a corn mill;
s authorized dealer for V. S. S. feeds
ind products, and operates a good
grocery store. His home-ground meal
s a popular seller, and his feed line
s recognized among the leading
>rands.
WALTERMIRE HOTEL
Brevard's only all-the-year round
:ommercial hotel, The Waltermire is
>perated by that genial booster, T. W.
[Vhitniire. The Waltermire is mod
:rn in every respect, with steam heat
is drawing card for winter tourists
ind commercial men. Mr. Whitmire
s advertising extensively in mid
Westerns papers now.
ED McCOY'S SERVICE STATION
Ed McCoy's Standard Service Sta
tion at the corner of Broad and Jor
dan street is in charge of Bill Erwin
and Albert Lyday", who delight in
serving you with Standard products.
The?? boys are responsible for a
l-i "7 her of the clean autos, be
ing exerts in the washing and greas
ing business.
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