Biantyre Breezes \
Jl
Mr. and Mrs. Lyday Baynard spent
Sunday with Mrs. Baynards parents
Mr. find Mrs. Chas Nesbit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones had as their
guest Sunday Dr. and Mrs. Carpen
ter of Hendersonville.
B. A. Twiehel motored to Brevard
Monday.
Mr. Moore is building a new barn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Justus was
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otho Scott
Sunday afternoon.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Jones mashed his foot badly one day
last week.
B. A. Twichell is building another
1 in to his residence at French
Broad Park.
Mrs. Moore spent a few days with
her daughter Mrs. Carpenter of
IK'iidersonville last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyday Baynard have
nu.ved from the Cedar Mountain sec
tion to near Pleasant Grove.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Danol Justus who has-been ill is im
proving.
J' hn Reed was the guest of Chas
X.' bit Sunday.
Mr. Anders of Greenville was a
? 'j! r in this section last week.
The Fruitland B. Y. P. U. gave a
vi" y interesting entertainment con
si-; ing of plays and recitation at
HI; 'tyre last Friday night.
?. La nee of Fruitland Institute
w.: the guest of her parents Mr. and
M Avery Justus at Biantyre last
w( end.
? s. John Reed and little daughter
.lev. j visited Mrs. Otho Seott Sun
day.
Ccorgf ? Woodfin and son Allen
called on Mr. and Mrs. Jones last
Sunday.
Well Christmas is just around the
ecniei .-id we wish the entire news
i'orct a; I our fellow correspondents
. -? every body else A Happy Christ
mas.
NOTICE of Sale of Real Estate
I nder a r,d by virtue of power and
uuihority contained in that certain
i :? ? I uf~ trust, dated May 1!, 1029, and
i .-corded iji Book 24, page 219, of
Transylvania County Registry, and
executed by S. C. Miller Widower, to
Coiman Galloway, Trustee, default
having been made in the payment of
t: < indebtedness secured thereby,
whereby the entire amount of said in
debtedne. became due and payable
and demand having been made by the
holder of said note upon the trustee
named therein to advertise and sell
the property described in said deed
!?i trust, the undersigned will offer for
sale for cash at public auction at the
Courthouse door in Brevard, Transyl
vania County, X. C. at noon on
Thursday, December 31, 1931, the
following described real estate:
BEGINNING on a rock on top of
Pinoy Ridge in the Silversteen line
a:ul tuns down the meanders of Pir.ey
Ri'.'Ke south 12 east 50 poles to a
. panish oak on said Ridge, thence
. inith S I cast 102 poles to a stake in
(i. \V. Banther line thence north 1
; ast 38 poles to a set up rock in Sil
versteen line. Thence north 84 west
with Silversteen line 140 to the be
ginning containing 30% acres.
This t he 28 day of November, 1931
C'OI MAN GALLOWAY, Trustee
TKRMS OF SALE? Cash
PLACE OK SALE? Courthouse door,
Brevard. N. C.
TIM K OF SALE? Noon Thursday,
D- comber 31, 1931.
ltc Dec 3.10,17,24,
Want Ads Are Good Selline Agent*
QUEBEC NEWS
Miss Beaffice Sisk, teacher in Ros- 1
'.:r.n school spont Wednesday night
.vith Miss Helen Henderson.
Mrs. Avery Reed and children of
lirovard visited Mr. Reids parents ,
Hr. and Mrs. John Reid Sunday, '
Mr. T. T. Miller and family are
.: ving from the community to Lake
foxnway. We are sorry indeed to
-via up such good neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Welch Reid of Oak
.ind are moving into the house va
i ::cd by Mr. Miller and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sanford and
:? all daughter are visiting Mrs. San
juls parents Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
.'humirc.
.'.Ir. T. C. McCall gave an' ole time
;k:ng at his home Saturday in ;
orm of a wood cutting. If this
iv.ather keeps up "Uncle Tom" isn't
ing to need so much wood.
"Doc" Owen of Gloucester called
?a Mr. J. D. Golden Saturday p. m.
Mr. W. B. Henderson and daughter |
.ielen wore business visitors to Bre
avd Saturday.
Glady Branch B. Y. F. U. tfave
i! interesting program at our church '
n interest of our B. Y. P. U. Sun
ay night. Glenn Reid, one of our
.'?;nior community boys is president.
A'e are proud of Glenn and feel sui'e
i;' will make a succcso in life.
Alii. Walter Wooming and Miss
'earl 1'iice of Gloucester called on i
ii^s Helen Henderson -Sunday p. m. :
Mrs. Marvin Upright and smail
"M are spending the Christmas hol
days here. Mr. Upright will also
?in them Tuesday. Mrs. Upright is
?. membered as Miss Pauline Recce
: ' this community. Since her mar- (
: ia;re, she has lived in Kannapolis,
C.
Mrs. M. O. McCall and son Leroy
::ade a trip to Greenville, S. C..
Saturday after her daughter Vera
.'.ho has been spending sometime
;h(.ie.
Uncle Jack Whitmire left for
'?tenville Saturday where he will
pt-ml the holidays with his family.
IX MEMORY OF
MRS. OTTIS WllITAKER
Deepest gloom settled over oar East
'?''ork community when word was re
vived of the death of Mrs. Ottis
W hi taker of Canton, who died in an
Aslicville hospital Tuesday morning.'
)ec. 15, lO.'il, following an operation
'or appendicitis a few days previous.
Mrs. Whitaker was before her mar
iage, Miss Ella Gillespie, daughter
?i' Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Gillespie, of the
''ast Fork section of Transylvania
i unty, and was well known here,
?aviog spent her life in this commun
iy until. her marriage in 1915.
I've never heard an unwind word
poken of her, and after knowing her
ntimat?ly for number of years,
an say that I can't recoil one unkind
.?old of anybody ever l>.ing said by
her.
To know her was to love her.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church in Canton by her
;?astor. Interment was made in the
.ametery near Clyde. She is surviv
d by her husband, two daughters
and two sons, all of Canton. Her
'"ather, .1. A. Gillespie, of East Fork,;
live brothers: Leon and Ernest of
Vsheville: Homer, of Greenvillle;
.any, of Sardina, S. C., and Elmer
F^ast Fork, and one sister, Mrs.
Minnie Head, of East Fork.
MRS. II'. C. GRAVELY.
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Our Truck has just returned
rom Florida where we-pur
? based 100 bushels of nice
Granges at the grove. Fresh,
Priced
TO SELL
Grape Fruit
and
T angeiines
Fresh from Florida, and
at prices that will make
them taste better.
Nice Choice
at our Store
Feed & Seed Co.
The Store with the Checkerboard Sign
Lake Toxaway News j
Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Owen ami b
children were dinner guests of Mr. s
and Mrs. D. T. Gillespie last Sun- f
day. (h
Mrs. Kim Miller and Mrs. Gran
ville Fisher visited Mrs. Chris Fish- 11
er last Sunday afternoon.
Friends of Mrs. H. G. Rogers, who
has been sick for several weoks, will C
be glad to know that she is some *
better. 1 ?
Virginia Arrowood * spent Sundas1 j
ith Helen Fisher. v
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willbanks
and Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of West ?
Asheville visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. h
Willbanks last Sunday.
Miss Carrie McNeely of Brevard j
\.as a Toxaway visitor last Saturday. 0
Mrs. Ernest Pangle of Rosman. is j
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mis- ;
II. G. Rogers. I
W. J. Owen and J. B. Hall of j
< loueester, spent a few days >n 0
Asheville last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Reid and chil
drcn of Sapphire, spent the week- f
, iid with Mrs. Reid's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Raines. . i
O'Neil Owen came home last f n- :
?!av from Cullowhee to spend the t
rhristmas holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Owen. I
Rev. E. E. Yates of Rosman- <;
preached at the Methodist church ,
last Sunday and Sunday night. I
Mrs. Chris Fisher was on the sick
list last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Millei v
a daughter, on Saturday. Dee. 12.
Mrs. Patterson of Gloucester, aU'-" s
spending several weeks with hei j
daughter. Mrs. W. J. Owen, returned j
to her home last week. i
Miss Doreen Lee is spending the ,
Christmas holidays with her parents, j
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lee. |
Mrs. Earl Lee spent last I' rida> s
with her mother, Mrs. Posit' Owen. j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arrowood.
Mrs. D. T. Killespie. Mrs. H. D. Lee, j
Mrs. Louis Tinsley and Charlie Clark ]
made a business trip to Greenville,
S C., last week to buy things for the .
community tree. , :
L. C. Case, Jr., is home from Oui- (
lowhee for the holidays with his par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Case.
Through the gift of Mrs. Call j ,
Moltz, our community is to nave.,
community Christmas tree at t e j
?chool house Thursday afternoon .it - (
o'clock. The people of thl' i
ity are very thankful to Mrs. Moltz,,
for her gift. , ? 1
Little Elaine Scruggs of ilendet
sonville, is spending a few days this j
week with Mrs. W W. Ray. , ?
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Johnson and ,
children were Brevard visitors Satur- j
dav of last week.
Miss Annie Johnson spent last ]
week in South Carolina visiting rela- 1
tives. ? i
Cope Lee and son, Albert, were in j
Brevard last Saturday. J
Mr. and Mrs. Arrowood Lee anil ,
children spent last Sunday with Mr. |
Lee's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. J ;
Lee. , , , !
! Mrs. I. S. Fisher was the guest of ,
her daughter, Mrs. Walter McNeelj .
'last week. ,
i Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sanders ana
family moved to Oakland Monday. i
Miss Mabel McNeely and brother j
Walter, are home for the holntays (
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. .
W. McNeely. . |
j Mr. and Mrs. Tolvin Miller and |
I family of Quebec, moved to Toxaway j
i this week. ..
Rev. E. E. Yates and sons, ol
Rosman were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. C. Hall last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cruso and John
Hall "spent the week-end with Mrs.
Cruso's uncle, L. C. Cash, and Mrs.
Cash, at Oakland.
Cleon Williams made a business
trip to Greenvillle last week.
EAST FORK NEWS
Merry Christmas to everybody.
Road workers on a stand still, in
our part of the county part of last
week 011 account of rain, but Satur
day quiet a bit more rock and .-and
was added and is surely improving
onr roads.
Mrs. B. A. Gillespie and Mrs. Jack j
Heath spent Wednesday with Mr.
W. W. Gravely, Sr.
Edwin Singfeterry spent s- vi t al I
days last week with his parents li i
turning Wednesday to Washington.'
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath and
daughter Polly Kate spent Thursday I
night with Mr. and Mrs. D. Allison j
of Cedar Mountain.
Robert Gravely and Bill Dock- I
ins were Gloucester visitors Tuesday j
NOTICE of Foreclosure
Under and by virtue of the Power!
of Sale contained in that certain j
Deed in Trust from D. P. Kilpatrick ,
and his wife, Lula Kilpatrick to J. E.
Frazier, Trustee, (the undersigned
having been appointed substitute
Trustee) said Deed in Trust bearing
date of October the 14th, 1927, and ,
registered in Book No. 17 on Page i
25G of the Record of Deeds in Trust (
for TraHsylvania County, securing I
certain indebtedness therein named J
and default having been made in the ,
payment of said indebtedness;
Now, Therefore, the undersigned j
will on Monday, Dec. the 28th, 1931.
at 12 o'clock M. at the Court House J
door in the Town of Brevard, N. C.. i
offer ffltr sale and sell to the highert /
bidder for cash the following des- j
cribed property to-wit: i
BEGINNING on a stake on the '
South bank of the King's Mill Tinsley 3
road 150 feet South 68 degrees East j
from the original corner, running the
same course 50 feet to a stake ; thence )
South 25 degrees West 90 feet to a i j
stake ;tljence North 68 degrees West :
50 feet to a stake; thence North 25 f
degrees East 90 feet to the' Beginning )
corner. J
Proceeds of said sale to be applied
upon said indebtedness, cost o' sale, )
etc. j
This the 27th day of November, 1931. fl
D. L. English, Trustee *
Itc B&L 3,10,17,24 ?
PLEASANT GROVE '
Mrs. Raymond Howard and a num
er of friends from Hendersonville,
pent Sunday afternoon vvith the.
ormer's mother, Mrs. E. Hamilton,'
ere.
Miss Arrie Rushton, who is work- j
ng in Greenville, is at home for tho
Imas holidays. I
Hall Gray, Eldon Drake and Earl '
Iray were in Asheville one day last
reek.
Denton Blythe and nephew, Coy
Slythe, of near Spartanburg,, wore
isitors here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyday Baynard havo
loved into the J. M. Kibatrick
louse.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson of,
Jeulah, were Sunday dinner guests ;
f their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Creed
lanks.
It has been announced _ that the ,
lev. Mingus Hamilton will" preach at
'leasant Grove Christmas day at 11
'clock.
We are glad to report that our1
lastor, the Rev. T. C. Holtzclaw. is
Icing nicely. |
D. P. Kilpatrick of Brevard, was
n this section one day last week.
D. R. Justus made a business trip1
o Henderson ville, one day last week.
W. II. and E. M. Gray were in
lendersonville on business Thurs
lay.
Egerton Fletcher has purchased a
ford coupe
Mildred Gray of Pleasant Grove,
vas in Brevard on business la?'
veek.
ipending the night with Ralph Gui
oway.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Head and El
ner Gillespie were called to Canton
iVedncsday on account of the death o/
Mrs. Ottis Whitaker.
.7. A. Gillespie' is home again after
spending several weeks with his son,
Larry, in Sardina, Fla.
Mr. Perry Crenshaw r.n'! Mr. Wi'
iams of Pickens, visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Head Sunday.
A. M. Jr., Earl and Allen White
tnd Everette Whitmire of Rosman
ind Jack Gillespie, spent Sunday aft
jrnoon with Bob Gravely and Bijl
Dockins.
Carey Whitmire was a Brevard
i-isitoi Saturday.
Mr. Dorse Allison and Alva Ham
>y spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gillespie and
son of Sardinia, S. C., and Ernest
Sillespie spent Thursday night with
M;'. and Mrs. W. B. Head.
Bill Dockins is leaving East Fork
the 23rd to spend the holidays with
his parents in Augusta, Ga."
Miss Kate Gillespie spent Sunday
with Misses Rachel and Edith Grave
ly.
[ THE PRAYER COk^
From the Files of Long Ago
MAKING IT UP
There seems one thought ?which,
somehow or other, we all have on Dec
ember 25th. It is a goad old English
Custom (because it is a good old
Christian custom ) to make up
quarrels, to set things straight, to
smooth out roughness at Christmas
time. To make our Chrjstmas Com
munion with a quarrel not made up
is as little to be thought of as not to
make it at all. We cannot stay away.
We cannot go as we are. Remedies
are within reach. It is for each of us
to use the remedy the church offers
to meet the case. However absurd
it may seem to make a "season" the
reason for making up a quarrel, it is
more absurd still to let it pass with
out so doing.
"Peace on earth" is one of the
meanings of the day. The thought is
very beautifully embodied i n a
Christmas poem by and English
clergyman. The opening and closing
verses are especially suggestive:
When man and spouse ? estranged
have been,
A little child has come between.
The man beholds his image there.
The mother owns the mother's
care,
And both are one
In that dear son.
When God and man estranged have
been,
The little child hath come be
tween ;
Both Son of God and Son of Man,
, Ordained by love's divinest plan.
So peace is made
I ? And- love displayed.
Then joy we have the Holy Chi'd, .
Our hrtirts to God hatli re oncil
eH.
So friend be reconciled to friend
In Christmas greetings, quarrels
end,
Contentions cease
-And all be peace.
j A merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year, so at least we may know
something of that heart felt gaiety
that deep inner merriment wrapt up
in the old English Christmas greeting,
i "A merry Christmas and a Happy
jNew Year".
So we keep the olden greeting
With its meaning deep and true.
And wish a merry Christmas
And a Happy New Year to you.
A PRAYER FOR MAKING IT UP.
0 Lord God, merciful and gracious,
who hath not dealt with us after oui
sins, nor rewarded us according tc
our iniquities, help us to be forbear
ing to one another, and fo?
another ireely. As Christ fi?
gave us, so we must forgive"
another, especially at Christmas"
time, a time above all to make up
quarrels, set things straight and
smooth out roughness.
So shall "Peace on earth", one of
the blessed meanings of that day be
ours indeed and in truth. And we
shall joy that the Holy Child our
hearts to God hath reconciled. So
shall friend "be reconciled to friend,
and Christmas greetings, quarivl.s
end, contentions shall cease and all be
pejce.
&rant that this may be the prayer
and ^ish of one and all, our Father.
"May the peace of the starlit night,
the joy of the angelic throng, the eag
er hope of the hastening shepherds,
the light of dawning flay, the tender
love of the virgin Mother, the ador
ation of the wise men, possess our
hearts." May we. by bestowing rath- t
er than receiving, forgetting wrongA
remembering kindm heal i njA
wounds, lifting burders cheering
cheerless, loving the loveless, ca'lSj^
the world to hear again the melody' %>1
the divine song thai broke upon th
Judean hills the first Christmas eve:
"Glory to God in the highest, and on
earth, peace, good will to men." And
the praise and the glory shall be holy
! Thine, Father, Son and spirit, now
and ever. Amen.
! C. D.C.
NEX
We contribute to your
good looks. You can get
a Vitalis treatment here,
the vegetable oil tonic,
also the Fitch products.
It Pays To Look Well
SMITH'S BARBER %SHOP
Marry Christmas
We d ?:m it a great privilege to sincerely j
extend to you and youra, the Season's
Grsetirgs end he?r!iest Good Wishes, l
CANDIES
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CHRISTMAS
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ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
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N. B. C.
Assortment
De Luxe
Pkg. 27c
l>elnionte
Raisins
Pkg. 10c
Shelled Nuts
Glacc Pineapple
Glace Cherries
A & P Camilla
Citron Peel
Grandmother's
Fruit Cake
,'k. S?ss A? 9Se
ATJIORE'S KEYSTONE
Mmmi ill. i9?
ann i a;.i:? i>i -re rFfir
PRESERVES L 10c
CUT FRESH I ROM : Tl li
lb.
ij7sANi?S:oTiiKit;s
Fssi Rolls doz. fs
i)EJ.5l(>X1T5? BAkTIiKTT 1B
Pears
n BlicSSiNS
1'ijll * v, -J
J:u' & V'
SWIFTS JEWEL
m 1 lbs. 15c
Sugar lb. Sc
Top Off tlic Feast With Rich
Bckaf Tin 29&
COFFEE
IACKY STRIKE, CAMEbj
CHESTERFIFLD
CIGARETTES Carton $1.29
Florida Boxed
4J's?anges
hi. to 35c
Special Price by the Box
Fancy Cape Cod
CRANBERRIES. .2 lbs. 25c J
COUNTRY EGGS per doz 30c
YARD EGGS, per doz. . 35c
COCONUTS 2 for 15c
APPLES, per doz
Celery ? Tangerines ?
Lettuce ? Grapes
(J rape fruit
25<
AU our stores will remain open until 10 P. M., ChmtoM* Eve
and will close all o&y Christmas Day.
The Great ATLANTIC & PACIFIC Tea Co.