BREVARD HI NEWS
HISTORY IV TERM PAPER >
Now is the time for all great men
and women to come te tbe aid of the
country ? such is the philosophy of
Miss Bromfield. Governed by thi?
theory, she has inflicted upon us the
task of composirg a term paper. As
is must be done just so, with fo?t
notes, references, etc., this is quite a
task. In any eveiit, we have the satis
faction of knowing that we must do
or d\e, for we cannot graduate with
out-completing this worthy manu
script.
All students are advised to attend
apel next Thursday for a very
special reason. It is rumored that the
Sophomore clM4.:will honor us with
MPciramatic T?i esentation entitled
^Beacon Flipper's Pullets." As wa
Pave not yet had the pleasure this
year of being ente rtained by this class
we are eagerly anticipating this im
portant event.
SCOUT MEETING
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As Mrs. McLeod, our Scout
captain, will be present at the next
Scout meeting, every girl is earnestly
requested to be there. A ceremony
will be conducted in which the tender
foot badges will be awarded. All
parents and friends are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting.
tree.planting
CELEBRATION
Tree-planting celebration was con
ducted last Wednesday at Brevard
High school. The cherry-tree, contri
buted by the Wednesday Book club,
was dedicated as a living memorial to
tho memory of George Washington.
This ceremony was conducted in
connection with the George Washing
ton Bicentennial Celebration.
1HB not'S Ob' ENGLISH IV J
All sympathy will be appreciated
l>y the Seniors in Miss Copp's Eng
lish class. "Brothers (and sisters
too), you don't know the half of it!" |
Everyone is so interested in English
this year that they even study all ,
lunch period and an hour after school '
? not mentioning the after supper :
social hour of pursuing Shakespeare,
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Eat with "Doc"
on Cold Days,
Hot Days.
Whether it be springtima,
or the coldest of cold
days, we will serve you
with the very best food
that we can procure, ?
cooked in a manner that
will make you want to
come back.
Good Meals
Cooked Right
? AT ?
The Canteen
Doc Galloway, Prop.
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SELICA NEWS ITEMS
Many of our farmers are doing
' their plowing during: the days of
sunshine we have had lately. It mat
ters not how cheap corn and potatoes
may be the old woman' and kid3, also
Bill and Beck must have their share.
Our folks received a real scare
Monday when a dog supposed to be
mad passed through the settlement
but was killed by Glenn Currie.
Uncle Lem Brooks is still very
sick at his home here.
Arthur Orr is on the sick list at
this writing.
Coy Hogsed was a visitor with us
recently.
Uncle Butler Brown was a visitor
in our section recently.
We are glad to announce that the
Dickons are Selica residents instead
of Calvert as was stated in the paper
last week and we are proud of them
for many reasons. J. Wade Dickson,
the father, is one o.f the ablest Sun
day school and church men in our
community and those ? missing his
Chaucer, or what have you through
battles, love, affairs, and . other es
capades. Still," Miss" ' Copp isn't
satisfied, so we proceed to , take
Shakespeare to bed. After spending
half the night in study or meditation
and the rest in reminiscing, we limp
to school with Chaucer and his col
leagues under our arms.
? Elizabeth Case
THURSDAY CHAPEL PROGRAM
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Thursday, February 25, Sandy j
McLeod read his essay on the life of |
George Washington, which was print
ed in the newspaper This article, '
while very instructive, was written in ,
such an intriguing style that is
proved vastly interesting to all its
hearers. ,
"Study"
Study, study, what can be the use?
The more you study, the more you
learn ; I
The more you learn, the more you
forget; i
The more you forget, the less you
know ; (
So why study? j
Zit'taflW rUVLli
It is a very funny thing to me that
a teacher never gets "spring fever."
When we pupils are reminiscing over
the swimming hole or idly jerking a
nice fat trout out of a cool brooklet,
we and our air castles are abruptly
torn asunder by an accusing gaze
cast in our direction by an irate
teacher. For a few moments our
minds dexteriously grapple with the
profound material set before us by
our superiors. Then, with a serene,
lethargic gaze we sink into peaceful
oblivion ? lost in a world of our own
making.
? Elizabeth Case
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
Dr. Marguerite Tyler, professor of
Chemistry and Physics, at Limestone
College, addressad the Senior girls
?>f Brevard- High school Tuesday
afternoon in the French room. Dr.
Tyler discussed the suitability of
Limestone College as a desirable
choice for the girl who intends to go
to college. Due to a capable faculty,
adequate equipment, and an excellent
student body, Dr. Tyler deems Lime
stone a truly desirable college. She
incessantly urged that we realize the
fact that only one girl in the United
States out of every hundred has the
opportunity; hence, the necessity of
choosing a college that wiil give most
lasting benefits to the student.
What more comforting words than these?
"It Was Fuliy Covered By Insurance"
Every man dreads fire. No man knows when a
fire is going to break out in his home or business house.
Every man ought to have his home and his business
protected by ample insurance, so if the fire should
come, he, too- could have the satisfaction of knowing
that
IT WAS FULLY COVERED
? BY INSURANCE
See
Judson McCrary
Phone 172 Tinsley Building
i Blantyre Breezes J
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Rev. Lewis Simpson visited uncle
James Sitton who is very ill, last
Sunday.
Little Louise Nesbit is on the sick
li?t.
I Mrs. James Maxwell spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. J. E. .
Talley.
Miss Mary Ellen Reed spent last ?
Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. ,
W. A. Lyday, and reports their j
daughter Mildred much better.
Miss Dallas Baynard visited rela
tives here Sunday. 1
Rev. Flave Holden preached a good
sermon at Blantyre Sunday and was
\ the dinner guest of John Reed.
| Clannie Justus visited Jiramie
Cantrel of Willow one day last week,
j Mr. |and Mrs. Leo Moody spent |
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
! Moody.
j Mrs. Kuykendall and daughters, ;
i Misses Caxrie and Janie, of Flat
I Rock, visited Mr. and Mrs. John j
Ree<T Monday. 1
y. Miss Beulah Allison went to Flat. .
ftock Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Morgan and
Janie Morgan returned to New
Jersey last Friday after spending
about two weeks with Mr. Morgan's ;
people here. !:
Mrs. Van Beck, of Laurel Park,
spent last week with her parents, |
[Mr. and Mrs. Lee Moody.
Miss Mary Ellen Reed was dinner
guest of Mrs. Lewis Simpson, bun- ;
day. ;
T.vrie Duncan of Little River, was ,
the guest of his parents, Mr. and ?
Mrs. Vance Duncan, Sunday.
Mrs. Otho Scott and children are :
spending some time with Mrs. Scott's ;
mother. Mrs. Cornelius Rhodes, on ;
Glade Creek.
NO PREACHING AT COUNTY
HOME SUNDAY * AFTERNOON i
h
There will be no services at the (
County Home Sunday afternoon, ac- f
cording to a statement by Frank
Gaither, who has charge of the ser
vices, on account of illness in the ;
community. j
Bible lessons are very unfortunate, j
Rev. Yates preached a splendid (
sermon last Sunday afternoon. Sub- j
ject, "Am I my brother's keeper?", |
which was enjoyed by a large congre- j
gation. I
David Orr, Jr., returned home from
Florida Monday after an absence of .
some time and reports a nice time.
We are glad to know the little ]
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allison ;
Orr is improving after an extended j
illness. Dr. Lyday is attending her. ;
Henry McKinna, whe is working i
in the Holly Pen section for R. R. ;
Fisher, was home Sunday. i
Rev. Nathan Chapman will preach
at the Methodist church next Sunday ,
at 11 o'clock A. M.
The Union Sunday school was well
attended last Sunday and received a i
splendid black board lesson from the .
Supt. J. Wade Dickson.
Miss Cora Searcey, of Rosman, re- i
turned hon: last week after visiting j
for some time with her cousin Miss I
Margaret Barton.
We were al! glad to see the ex- |
pressions from our Oakland friend
and best of all wish to say she means
what she says. If all the female sex
were as she, there would be no cig
arette sucking, liquor drinking wo
men against the 18th Amendment.
Come again sister we are with you
and not as small as Small.
The many friends of George Nel
son were grieved to hear of his
accident but wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. David Orr, Sr., fell recently
mid received injuries which caused
her much pain but is much improved
at this writing.
Mrs. Crate MeCall, of Cashiers,
was a visitor of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McKinna, Saturday.
Clarence Galloway was a visitor in
our section Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George McKinna of
Cherryfield were week-end visitors of
the former's father, H. C. McKinna.
Mid-week prayer service for Wed
nesday evening, March 9, will be at
the home of J. Wade Dickson, con
ducted by Clarence Galloway.
The Stammey Prayer meeting will
meet at the home of Calvin Stammey
next Thursday.
PLEASANT GROVE
Rev. T. C. Holtzclaw filled his reg- j
ular appointment at Pleasant Grove j
Saturday and Sunday, using as his j
text "Prayer." We urge all to attend :
our regular second and fourth Sun
day services.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gray and son.
Malgar, of Mud Creek, were in this
^section Sunday.
j Mrs. II. W. Gray attended church
at Pleasant Grove Sunday,
j D. P. Kilpatrick, of Brevard, was i
| visiting friends and relatives heye om
.day last week.
' J. H. Drake of this place, has been
1 on the' sick list, but is improving.
| Mrs. R. M. Blythe and daughter of
Etowah, spent one night last week
with her daug'iter, Mrs. Creed Banks
of this place.
Mrs. Columbus Orr was Sunday
evening guest of Mrs. W. H. and H.
A. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Barrett and
51 rs O. S. Gray made a business trip
: to Hendersonville one day last week.
| Mr. and Mrs.' Ilenry "McCall and
family of Little River, were Saturday
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Gray.
Our pastor. Rev. - T. C. Holtzclaw
delivered a wonderful sermon at Lit- j
tie River, Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sentell and
family of Mt. Underwood, attended
church Sunday and visited Mrs. Oste
Sentell at Pisgah Forest iu th? aft
. ernoon. They report Mrs. Sentell as
: being very iow.
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jj Pisgah Forest News i
The Baptist singing <\hoir ffom thin
section attended singing at Boylston
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H .Orr and Mrs.
Sartfh Orr and Mr. R. E. Mackey
were callers of Uncle Jim Sitton in
the Blantyre section Thursday
Mr. and Mrs, Tilden Corn and
children, of Spartenburg, spent Sue
day with -relatives in this section.
Miss Mary Ellen Reed; of Blan
tyre, was a recent guest of Mrs. W.
A. Lyday.
Misses Ella and Lola Hclligsworth
who are employed in Brevard, spent
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. D.
W. Hollingsworth.
Mrs. Otho Scott and two chlidren,
of Blantyre, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Cornelious Rhodes. ,
Mrs. A. B. Owen, of Brevard, spent
the week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Albert. ?
K. Hedrick made a business trip to
Little River Friday afternoon.
Little Helen Ray, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Verg Ray, is ill with pneu
monia. ?
Sfiss Annie Mae Patton, of Brevard
was the Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. McCoy.
Mr. P. W. Jenks attended fhe
Brevard-Valley Hill basket-ball game
in Hendersonville Friday evening.
Mis3 Harriet Emma Boggs of Tur
key Creek spent the week-end with
her sister Mrs. W. A. Lyday.
Mr. Louis Carr has returned to
New Mexico after spending two weeks
here with his daughter, Mrs. W. W.
Croushorn.
Little Bud Searcey is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sentell, of
Mt. Underwood, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Glover Sentell.
Mrs. T. Britton, of Brevard, spent
Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Orr.
Miss Elizabeth McCoy attended
the Brevard-Valley Hill basket-hall
jame in Hendersonville Friday
ivening.
Mrs. W. W; Pruett was an Ashe
rille visitor Friday.
Mr. Jude Albert of Brevard was
i guest of his mother, Mrs. S. A.
\lbert, who is on the sick list.
It was with regret we heard of the
^eath of Rev. West, which occured
1 LEGAL TRANSFERS
Two daeds from U. G. Reeves to
L. W. Beeves. ? I
N. H. Chapman and wife to B. B. ?
White and wife.
W. E. Ereeee, commissioner, to M.
0. McCall and wifa.
Monday at his home in the Avery's
jCrees section, following a brief ill
ness.
The local school girl's basket-ball
team was defeated by the Enon team
on the local court Thursday after
noon, but the local boys were victor
ious. 1
Mr. C. L. Clifford has returned to i
his home in Little Rock, Ark., after
spending tho past month here.
MAYOR'S COURT
Only two casts were taken before
Mayor Ralph Ramsey for trial dar
ing the past week Lonard Wilson,
charged with public drunkenness was
fined $19 and costs. He is serving
sentence on the town streets in iiau
of the fine,
Odell Davidson, public drunken
ness, fined 510 ami coats. He is serv
ing on the streets, also.
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When the Doctor tells you that there is slim chance of
the loved one getting wall ? unless the best of attention
and the proper treatment given ? then it is that you
will wjJnt the best drugs that can be had.
YOU CAN TRUST US
We have put in years in mixing Drugs that have stood
the test, and are striving to give you the very best that
we can, whether it be an emergency case ? or any of
the higher class patent medicines that we carry in
stock at all times.
TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST
Longs Drug Store
BREVARD, North Carolina
Your Car Is Serviced Properly
?when you;
bring it TO us
Your car was built for many thousands of miles of de
pendable fault-free service. But no matter how good a
car may be, how fine the parts or great the skill with
which they are made and fitted, certain attention is
necessary from time to time to keep your car in good
smooth running condition.
Listed below are some of the parts that are necessary
to keep your car in good condition.
Firestone Batteries ? Firestone Spark Plugs
Firestone Brake Lining -- Firestone Accessories
Washing and Greasing - Pistons and Piston Rings
?
Differential & Transmission Gears?Rims & Wheels
?
And many other parts and services that are essential
for the operation of your car.
BUY FIRESTONE TIRES AT THE LOWEST
PRICES EVER QUOTED
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1 4.40-21 $4.^9
1 4.50-21 $5.43
? 4.75-19 $6.33
| Oth^r sizes priced .proportionately low
FIRESTONE 13-PLATE
B-A-T-T-E-R-Y
$5.95
and your old battery
McCrary Tire and Battery Service
Brevard, K Cl4 Telephone 290
DRIVE IN AND EQUIP YOUR CAR TODAY
Listen to the "VOICE OF FIRESTONE" Every Monday Night over N. B. C. Nehrti)^.
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