ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Wc\t SlruDii ißatlg JSulkthi
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Vol. 11. Est. 1-31-28
TYMA Bowling
League
Ten new teams were formed last
week, as follows:
The Commuters: Haynes, Bran
"■von, Bingham, Erskine; The
Smith. Eargle, Andrews,
' Miller, T. G.; The Alley Cats:
Panther, Capt. Zogbaum, Nelson
Jiackson, Jr., Baker; The Ter
mites: Ellison, Honeyman, Cook
sey, Connor; Bush-Whackers: Nes
smith, Taylor, Wilson, Hardin;
Wood-Butchers: Owens, Ed. Lank
ford, Henderson, Davidson; The
Hitch Hikers: Bishop* Williams,
Arledge, Joe, Arledge. Thurston;
Must-Get-Theirs: Lankford, Chas.,
Hoag, Kuykendall, Arledge, Jack;
The Fire Eaters: B. B. Bishop,
Walt Glover, Homer Arledge, Jim
Fisher; The Pretty Boys: Lambert.
Kilpatrick, Kimberly, Parmelee.
Schedule for week of February
7th: Monday, Feb. 7: Alley Cats
vs. Termites; Holy Rollers vs.
Cubs; Tuesday, Feb. 8: Hitch-
Hikers vs. Four Molars; Termites
Dough Boys; Wednesday, Feb.
Icicles vs. Commuters; Bur
ners vs. Broccoli Kids; Thursday,
Feb. 10: Track Walkers vs. Lint
Head Dukes; Bush Whackers vs.
Hitch-Hikers; Friday, Feb. 11:
Must-Get-Theirs vs. Wood Butch
ers; The Fire Eaters vs .The
Pretty Boys.
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Ex-Service Men!
All Ex-Service men of Polk
county are invited to attend a
special meeting on Wednesday,
February 9th, at 7:30 p. m.., at
the Tryon Young Men’s Associa
tion’s club room.
George A. Cathey, Adj’t.
TRYON, N, C., MONDAY, FEB. 7, 1938
Packed Houses Enjoyed
Two Performances of
“Royal Whims”
Large and appreciative audiences
enjoyed the Garden club’s produc
tion of “Royal Whims” by A Fior
Friday and Saturday evenings.
The play, a three-act comedy, was
directed by Mrs. Louis Fuldner,
who is well known in Tryon and
the vicinity for her expert direction
and splendid productions.
It would be difficult to pick any
one member of the cast for special
mention —they all played their
parts so well. It certainly was an
all-star cast. The audiences were
delighted to see the faces of many
of their favorites generously in
terspersed with several new faces.
The ease with which the cast
handled their parts and the clever
characterization they gave, made
it hard to believe that acting: was
secondary to other vocations In
their lives.
Mrs. Fuldner has given us some
beautiful scenery* in the past, but
this time she has surpassed her
former work. The 'audience gasps
at the realistic view in front of
them. Giant snow-capped moun
tains soar up to blue skies. Pine
trees and mountain foliage. Aus
trian village and Alpine hut. 411
so real that it takes no imagina
tion at all to transport oneself
to Bad Ischl. Costumes, too, are
native to Austria and the ladies
in their quaint bodices and fancy
aprons and the gentlemen in their
picturesque hunting clothes, all
make a delightful picture.
The plot of “Royal Whims” re
volves around the whims of a fa
mous primadonna of the Vienna
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