Costa Gives Shoes To Fifty Children Thomas Costal, owner of the Tryon Fuel Supply is giving away fifty pairs of shoes as a Christ mas present to needy sch^ 1 chil dren of Tryon, Lynn and Colum bus. The children have been go ing to Jackson’s and being meas ured for properly fitted shoes. Mr. Costa had planned to have these shoes distributed on Christmas but he found some of the children in such great need that he gave them the shoes immediately so that they could attend school. He is hopmg they will find away to get stock ings and other clothing that they reed. The shoes will be given to 25 bevs and 25 o-irls. Mi=s HeLn Stearns is chairman of the com mittee of ladies to distribute the shoes. Bill Ward, Clemson college, is home for the holidavs. .Eugene and Frank Turner, Alan Calhoun and Anson Merrick of U. N. C., Chapel Hill, are home for the holidays. MV. and Mrs. Thomas Pettigrew, Mrs. Chas. Pettigrew and son, Thomas,,were Thanksgiving guests of Miss Pettigrew. Carroll “Red” Leonard has ac cepted a position as manager of Mack’s Liquor Store at Landrum, S. C. RCA - V ictor Radios \ Are the Product of Radio Corporation of America When you buy an RCA-VICTOR Radio you get the benefit of knowledge gained by Pioneers in both Radio Set manufacturing and in Radio broadcasting. See these Radios on Display at Our Store Avant Electric Co. Phone 51 Tryon, N. C. Kiwanians to Give Christmas Baskets The Tryon Kiwanis club at its meeting on Tuesday subscribed about $45 to buy Christmas bas kets of food, fruit and nuts for distribution to some needy fami lies in this section on Christmas Etve. This is an annual custom of the local club. $l3O was raised for this purpose last year and 65 baskets were distributed. A num ber of members haven’t subscribed to the fund and the $45 is expect ed to be increased considerably. Major and Mi's. F. D. and daughters, Mary and Alice, of Orangeburg, SI C., are the guests of Major Pinckney’s brother and sisteivin-law, the Rev. and Mrs. John A. Pinckney. They 1 ar rived Thanksgiving day and will remain until Sunday afternoon. Miss Alene Ward of ' Queens- Chicora college, Charlotte, is visit ing her narents, Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Ward. COMBINATION DANCE There will be a combination dance at Saluda at the Library Hall tonight. The Brookshire Band will furnish the music. Benefit of the Chamber of Commerce, adv

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