TRYON MOTOR CO nc * Parts-Service
News received almost daily
from the national headquarters of
the Red Cross tells of th e re
markable success of the War
Fund campaign. The Polk County
chapter is responding generously
to the appeal. The following news
items tell how other chapters are
doing:
“Paul, Jim and Chris, Greek
owners of the Dixie Lunch in
Greenville, N. C., asked the local
chapter to furnish volunteers to
man their cash registers for one
day. They donated the proceeds
°t r 2|e entire day’s business, $126,
tc-LJF wa -r fund.
‘•Organized labor in San Fran
cisco has pledged to contribute
on e half day’s wages to the cam
paign. Employees of the Utah
State & Salt Lake Company are
contributing two per cent of' their
monthly salaries.”
P. G. Morris is a patient at
St. Luke’s hospital.
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Terms Trades
AVANT ELECTRIC COMPANY
Appliance Headquarters
Telephone 51 Tryon, North Carolina
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Karsten,
Jr., of Macon, Ga., have arrived
in Tryon and are occupying the
Dixon house which they bought on
Lake Lanier.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Flynn have
returned from New York and
Washington. While in New York
they visited Mrs. Flynn’s sister,
Mrs. Chas. Dana Gibson.
Hon. Carroll P. Rogers has gone
to Raleigh to attend a meeting
of the State Board of Conserva
tion and Development. He made
the trip by train.
United States military authori
ties say that to build an army,
250 pounds so cotton are required
for each enlisted man, with fre
quent replacements of clothing
articles necessary.
The Bulletin anywhere in the
United States—6 months for sl.