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Scout Exective Board
Met at Lake Sunday
The Piedmont Boy Scout Council
executive board met on Sunday at
11 o’clock at the Council Camp at
Lake Lanier. President Bismark
Capps presided over the religious
service and the business session.
A number of officials brought their
wives and guests to inspect the
•new additions to the camp. The
camp has made the most improve
ment this year of any time since
the camp was established. The new
assembly hall and accompanying
bed rooms, the pottery shed, water
works system, and athletic field
as well as a number of new cabins
have been built this summer and
the need for more improvement
is seen as more boys are filling
the camp beyond capacity. Some
have been turned away for lack
of facilities. District officials
state that the camp is the most
outstanding in the southeast.
Sayles Is Beaten
By Tryon, 11 to 10
Tryon, July 16.—Tryon staged
a seven run rally in the ninth in
ning here today and nosed out
Sayles, 11 to 10, in an Industrial
league game. Fisher hit a homer
for Tryon in the sixth frame.
Styles 150 110 200—10 11 4
Tryon 011 011 007—11 17 6
Hunnicutt, King, Melton and
Jolley; Hardin and Arledge.—
Asheville Citizen.
Tryon Kiwanis club will meet
on Tuesday at 1 p. m., at Hotel
Trvon. An interesting program
will be put on by Director R. M.
Schiele of the Boy Scout Camp.
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TRYON, N
CLUB
'By David Cromer)
At the exercise period of the
Boys’ club today R. L. Williams’
Group No. 3, won in horseshoe
pitching with 12 points. Seth
Vining’s Group No. 1 won with
12 points playing table tennis.
The total points for each group
announced before today’s results
were tabulated were Seth Vining’s
group with 56 points; R. L. Wil
liams’ with 50; Harold Taylor’s
with 54; Lock McGeachy and Jack
Melton each with 35. Jimmie Jack
son, who just returned from a trip
out West, and who has been a
member of the club every year
since it started, joined us again
today.
Motorcade Here
On Wednesday
Mayor E. E. Missildine has re
ceived a message from the Cham
ber of Commerce of Greenville,
S. C., stating that a motorcade
of 100 ’prominent citizens of
Greenville, S. C., would be thru
Tryon on Wednesday afternoon
about 4 o’clock and would give a
musical performance by the Green
ville Municipal Band. The motor
cade is a good will tour to Tryon,
Saluda and Hendersonville. All
friends and visitors are invited
to meet the motorcade and hear
the band. Dr. Missildine has writ
ten Greenville a letter of welcome.
Scouts Meet Tuesday
Tryon Boy Stout Troop No. 1
will meet on Tuesday night at 7:30
with Scoutmaster W. A. Schillet
ter in charge. All boys urged to
attend. Visiting Scouts welcome.
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