MiMlfES OF BOARD i
MEETING RECORDED
To Be Regular Feature In Fu
ture ? All Minutes Te
Be Published
Following is copy of the minutes of
this week's meeting of the mayor and
board of haldermen, as prepared by
. Clerk II. H. Patton. These reports are
to be given to the press each week,
and published in their entirety in ac
cordance with a resolution adopted at
Tuesday's meeting of the board. Th?
proceedings were as follows:
Regular meeting. Monday, March
7, 1932. Present: Mayor Ramsey -and
Aldermen Clement, Galloway, Mac
fie and Wallis.
Minutes of regular meeting of Jan
uary 4th read and approved and tfia
board proceeded to transact such
business as might properly come De
fere them.
Reports of Committees
Alderman Wallis reported that City
Engineer Morrow had worked out a
plan to improve conditions at the
Kings Creek Intake and would aui?
mif same to the Water committee at
nn early date.
On motion duly seconded and
adopted Clerk was instructed to noti
fy local manager of the Standard Oil
i . '>any of tne conuition of bridge
ae; s Kings Creek just above Rail
way trestle and explain to him that
? ? warning the public of this
tion had been placed at each ap
ch to this bridge some several
w.i :s ago but that the said signs
ii.: i been destroyed.
A letter was read to the Board by
t!:c Mayor which he had received
firm 1). L. English complaining about
;:iat were made by the water
t ?' <? ? on his Ladsonville tenant
h (>n motion by Alderman
(." r.;ent, seconded by Aiderman Gal
loway, a resolution was adopted auth
or:v:r~ regular water charge against
t:-;\--e houses in the absence of any
rmeh'l contract with said D. L.
English.
Cierk read a letter received from
0. I1'. Poole in which he proposes tu
pay to town the sum of $5.00 per
f!"n?sand feet for all the- merchant
:'"le saw timber on tne Norton's
C -I: -.rater shed and fifty cents per
co'-.i for the acid wood. Alderman
A ['.worth and the Clerk were ap
ted as a committee to investigate
this matter and make a reoprt to the
at next call session.
On motion by Alderman Clement,
see? :i('ed by Alderman Galloway, a
resi -.-.tion was adopted rescinding
solution of January 4th authoris
ing Treasurer to accept certain Town
? Is ?.ward bonds in payment of street
?*v srssments and interest thereon and
to .-"mend resolution of same date
: teg nroperty advertised for sale
' "? first Monday of March for
delinquent street assessment, by post
wMiVisri??3 ANNOUNCED
FCR CHILDREN'S LUNCHES
Mrs. A. B. Galloway, chairman of
ho food committee, has announced
hat the schedule for week of March
i though 18 to provide lunches for
:io JO undernourished children of
A-vard Elementary school i$ as fol
'?ws:
Monday, open; Tuesday, Mrs. J.
' . Mills; Wednesday and Thursday,
as. Carl McCrary and Mrs. Ralph
yday; Friday, open.
LL CANDIDATES IN
FAVOR SCHOOL LAW
ualcigh, March 9. ? All of the three
tive candidates so far for the
::nination for Governor have advo
Uvl operation of the six months
il-.oal term by the State and from
?: venues other than on property ?
?1'itiuiation of the 15-cent ad valorem
'?x. The next problem for them is
i find revenues to take the place of
"t and the several millions spent
?; supplemental funds to the State
ipport. All have denounced the
snort ballot." All have called for
ncmy in government.
Mr. Maxwell': ??'?ggestirm that the
ate supply school books to patrons
n modest rental, as an economy
;>ve, and Mr. Ehringhaus' advocacy
?' the State maintaining streets, des
:nnted as State highways, through
ties and towns, have struck respon
se chords and give promise of be
g important supplemental issues in
! eir campaigns.' Mr. Fountain is
dvocating the present standard of
''.oils as a minimum standard, to be
t. proved upon as conditions permit.
Over 6,000 pounds of pasture
asses and lespedeza seed have been
dered by Harnett county farmers
i the last few days.
Farmers of Clay county have
uanized a county board of agri
ulture to make plans for better
?iming in that county.
<n:ng the advertising of the pro
?--rty to May, at which time property
ill be: advertised for the non pay
ivnt of 1931 taxes.
Alderman Macfie offered a resolu
ti to amend ordinance which pro
nits skating on the streets of the
".vti of Brevard wherein skating
v-itl bp allowed on all streets except
!? ? designated as follows:
-lain. Caldwell, Broad, Gaston,
: .-.iviile Road and Jordon from
.r.^i^nd to Gaston.
Xri order was made authorizing
<c publication of the minutes of the
? voting of the Board of Aldermen in
i? local newspapers.
Motion adopted to adjourn.
Ckrk.
Attest
Spring Is Here!!
We have on Display a Large Selection of
NEW DRESSES -- PRICED LOW
Lots of New Hat Styles in Our Spring
Showing ? Turbans, Beret and
Brimmed Styles.
98c to $2.95
SILK HOSIERY
NEW SHADES in a Varied Selection.
50 c to $1.00
America!! Sales Co.
1p~ ' ' ~ v v S
| Local ana Personal Items j
Geoigs N'Json who \>as sent to
ihe Bi'tmorc hospital last week fol
lowing a serious accident in which
he suffered a broken arm and
shoulder is reported to be improving
tapidly.
Misses Gladys English and Eliza
beth Ramseur of Angiers, were the
week-end visitors of Dr. and Mrs.
E. S. English. They had as their guest
Miss Maxine Watson also of Angiers.
Mr. R. L. Nicholson returned from
the Biltmore Hospital Monday, fol
lowing treatment there for several
days. She w..- accompanied by her
nurse, Mrs. Brittain. who will re
main with her until she has recov
ered.
Miss Clarice Smith has returned to
her home in Columbia, S. C., after
spending several weeks here with her
sister, Mrs. George Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mayback of
Greenville, S. C., were Brevard vis
itors, Sunday.
Mrs. S. M. Macfie has returned
from a visit to Charlotte and David
son College. .
Ei-nest McFaul was a businfcss
visitor to Asheville Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Sellers and Margaret
Miller were Asheville shoppers Wed
nesday. , . '
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickelsimer and
L. P. Hamlin were visiting in Ashe
ville Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Mott of Asheville, is
spending several days here as the
guest of Miss Rowena Orr.
W. F. Swan, of Tryon, was a bus
iness visitor here Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
W. W. Owen of Hendersonville, was
a Brevard visitor Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Mamie Verdevy has returned
from an extended visit in Charlotte,
Augusta, Ga., and Columbia, S. C.
Sneed Sihiard was taken to the
hospital at Hendersonville for an ap
pendicitis operation Sunday. He is
reported to be improving.
Everett Simpson of Weaver Col
lege, spent the week-end with his sis
ter, Miss Eunic Simpson.
"Speedy'' Jones left last week for
Charlotte", where he was called to re
sume his work in the Ford plant.
Harry Clayton and Joe Vigodsky
were visiting in Newberry, S. C? on
Sunday.
J. M. Allison and W. E. Breese
were visiting in Kings Mountain,
Shelby and Fassifern, Sunday,
Mrs. A. H. Harris has returned
from a visit in Charlotte with her
son, Kenneth.
Mrs. Lewis Cobb has returned to
her home in Belton after spending a
week here with her husband, Dr.
Cobb, at the Clayton House.
Mrs. Ann Geer, Mrs. Mary Whit
lock and Master James Cobb, Jr. of
Belton, spent The week-end at the
summer home of Mrs. Whitlock at
Cedar Mountain.
Ashe Macfie of Davidson College, is
spending several days here with his
parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. S. M. Macfie
Miss Annie Yongue, Mr. and Mrs
T. J Moody were week-end guests of
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson ir
Shelby.
Miss Elizabeth Shipman, Misses
Annie, Rose and Mamie Shipman
were shopping in Asheville, Friday
Sheriff T. E. Patton. Jr., was vis
iting in Charlotte, Sunday with Mrs.
, Patton and daughter, Rebecca, who
are speeding some time there with
relatives.
Harold- Kilpatrick of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, spent the
week-end here with his parents.
Jay Neely has returned^ from a
week's visit with his sister, Mrs. Guy
; Nicholson, in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Roberta Bryant of Green
ville. S. C., spent the week-end with
her aunts in West Brevard.
W. E. Breese left Tuesday for
: Memphis, Tenn., and will return Sat
I urday.
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CARD OF THANKS
I
U e wish to express to our many
; friends oui deepest gratitude and
; sincere thanks for all acts of kind
i ni'ss shown ;<s during our recent be
: reavement, and for the beautiful
jlloial offerings.
JAMES GARREN and Children.
j REMEMRFR-ZSahirday is the hist
: day for Easter Orders. T. 11*. Whit
? mire.
Frank Tcrley, -who has bean spend
ing- the winter months at the Chero
kee Inn, Ashevillc, has returned to
his summer home in North Brevard.
Miss Sarah Louise Chadwick of
' Saluda, S. C., is visiting her aunt,
;Mrs. Maggie Owsnby.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Joines left
early Wednesday i .orning for North
Wilkesboro, where they were called
;on account of the serious illness of
j Mrs. Joines' father.
I Miss Helen Galloway, daughter of
J Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway, has
been confined to her homt for a week.
'She is leaving Thursday for Frank
lin hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smathers were
Asheville visitors Wednesday.
| BREVARD 1 NEWS
1 NINTH GRADE BOYS PRESENT
MOCK TRIAL
*
"Tiust Miss Fuett to do something
?to dispel the gloom of a rainy day,'
remarked a High School student las1
j Thursday, as it was announced tha;
the sophomore boys, under the direc.
'tion of Miss Juanita Puett, woulc
present a mock trial, "Deacon Fiip
iper's Pullets." The case was that o;
? Deacon Flipper versus Frizzle Fraz
zle. It involved the stealing o
,scme chickens on "last Sattiriaj
night." As you have probably a!
.ready surmised by its name, the cas
was of "blacks and tans." Part of i'
? was as follows:
Lady Rosebud. Harold Duckworth
Lawyer Lapear, Ed Clayton; Lawyei
Tailfeather. James Deaver; Deacoi
Flipper, Charles Dickson; Frizzli
Frazzle, Eugene Dickson; and th<
judge, Mack Allison.
I And so the students forgot thi
,rain outside, while the mock tria
progressed merrily to the delight o'
| all the listeners.
FUTURE FARMERS OF
AMERICA'S PROGRAM
Tuesday's chapel program wa?
conducted by the Brevard Chapter of
the Future ? Farmers of America,
supervised by Prof. Glazener. The
program was formally introduced as
a regular meeting of this organiza
tion, for the purpose of initiating a
dozen or so would-be-members. Hav
ing satisfied themselves on the score
of their worthiness, the members pro
ceeded to "initiate" the applicants.
The initiation consisted of "scooting-'
between the legs of a line of boys,
who were privileged to give each vie.
tim a hearty "wallop."
SENIOR-JUNIOR ACT IV I TIES
Vague rumors are circulating about
school relative to the Junior-Senior
banquet. It is unauthoratively stat
ed that various committees have al
ready been appointed to bepin
lengthy preparation for the arrange
ments and details. In any event, we
have reason to believe that this ban
[quet is to be the "biggest and best
one yet."
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GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM OS
i CAMPING TRIP
j That long-talked of and eagerly
awaited occurrence ? the girls' bask
etball camping trip ? is now a thing
of the past. The haphazard manner
in which the affair was planned bod
ed no good, but the festive spirit of
the group soon dispelled any doubt
of gloom that threatened to oppress
the campers. The site selected for
this glorious occasion was the hunt
ing lodge of the Sutton Creek Game j
Club. All the two days and nights
were "chock full'' of intense frivol- j
ity and hilarity. Sunday afternoon it
was a tired but deliciously contented
group that wearily turned their foot
stens homeward.
The participants of the gala affair
were: Ella Mae .Scruggs. Ruth Pick
elsimer, Emma Dcaver, Mildred Nor
ton. Mickey Mcintosh, Mabel Mc
N'eely, Ecrtha Jean Hampton, Jane
Pearce, Charlottq Patton, Langdon
English, Walter Clayton. Dick Aiken,
Joe Schachner, Rob Pearce, Ruffin
Wilkins, Barney Schachner. Tommy
Whitenire and Mose Macfie. The
honorable chaperones were Miss
Nancy Macfie ar.d Mrs. S. M. Macfie.
The most economical food in the world is Milk.
Money spent for Milk cannot be matched in any other
food for value in strength and life-giving vitamins.
Health
SUNNY SIDE
MILK
is tested every day for its
purity and strength. Our
Dairy is regularly inspect
ed by the State Board of
Health and has their ap
proval.
Sunny Side Dairy
PHONE 185
PAUL GLAZENER WALTER GLAZENER
BURKE TO PREACH AT
ST PHILIP'S CHURCH
The Rev. James Preston Burke,
Secretary of the Diocese of Western
North Carolina, will preach at St,
Philip's Episcopal church Sunday
evening Mrach 13 at 7:80 o'clock.
Everyone ia invited tc attend the
?ervices end hear this great church
man apeak.
HIGH TYPE OF MEN
COME FROM SECTION
Lieutenant John- L. Reynolds, U, S. !'
Navy, Officer in Charge of recruit-'
ing activities in the Carolinas, has
completed his quarterly inspection of
the Asheville recruiting station. The
recruiting officer stated that he was
well pleased at the results attained
here during the past year, also that
the young men recruited from this
district were of the highest type be
? ing enlisted through Raleigh. The
! standard quota per month for the
! ensuing year it thirty-six (36) men.
: ; consequently a number of young men
' , who have been waiting for the op
t portunity to enlist in the Naval
L | Service will now get their chance.
- j During his inspection of the Ashe
1 , ville station, Lieutenant Reynolds
? paid calls on the mayor, the . post
master, and the heads of the Ameri
can Legion in Asheville.
C. J. RHINEHARDT, CSM., U. ,
S. Navy, Recruiting officer, j
LEGAL TRANSFERS I
L. W. Wilson and wife to L. P. I
Wilson and wife.
D. L. English, tr., to Brevard j
Building and Loan Association.
Mary Woodfin Osborne to Julia M. [
Moore. * ' I
DR. ZACHARY AND
FAMILY DEPARTING
Wii3 Leave This Afternoon for ^
Seattle, Wash., to Make
Their Home
Dr. J. F. Zachary and hi? interest
ing family ore leaving Brevard thie;J;
afternoon for Seattle, Wash., where
they will make their home in the fu- -
turc-. Dr. Zachary will open offices in "
the Western city and follow his pro
fession there.
People throughout Transylvania
and adjoining counties will regret v
the decision of the Zacharys to lsavi^gP
Brevard. Both Dr. Zachary and Mrs.
Zachary have friends everywhere ,je
these mountain counties, and both
are popular in tfee religious, sQgttbri
and fraternal '4j&les here. flBra
Zachary has longbeen one of tf^H
most active women in the town in jj
church work and club activities. Dr..?
Zachary is Past Master of Dunn'S^f
Rock Masonic Lodge, its present
secretary, and past Deputy Master
of this district. He is a mem
ber of the board of stewards of the
Methodist church; has been superin
tendent of the Sunday school and was
formerly chairman of the board of
stewards. During his long practice^
here in dentistry Dr. Zachary haf w
made an enviable reputation in his *
profession, his ptofiency in that work
being one of the strong influences in
his decision to go to a larger field.
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary and their
children will take with them the best
wishes of all the people of the
community for a happy and pros
perous residence in the home of their
adoption.
HOW are you going to feel tchen you
nee everybody else with a NEW
EASTER SUIT? Be sure and come
Saturday and it will be here on
time. T. W. Whitmire.
Eni
Meni
Miney
Mo
Is one way to make your choice. A few
magic words, and your decision rests on
the "Mo"?
You wouldn't use the "ENI" system when
choosing -your electric refrigerator ? for
you are making a life-time investment and
expecting propel refrigeration for years to
come. We boldly suggest a better method
of selection which will clearly show true
value and assure your getting the best elec
tric refrigerator to be had ? comparison ?
compare feature for ft?ature ? vaiue for
value and your choice too will be ?
KELVINATOR
Southern . Public
Utilities ?o?
"ELECTRICITY? THE SERVANT IN THE HOME"
Day 'Phone 116; Night 'Phone 16 3 E. Main St.
BREVARD, N. C.