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lock tend i?! (local Happenings I dis I'ace of Saluda, N. M':Z flu- guest of Mrs. W. C. fVard la^t ?eek. ? Pi-. Justice and family lu t'iv dinner guests of Mr. Vui Mr> ^ ? C- Ward Wednes lav. ** \\Y< W. C. Ward, had as her \.tV vV last Monday her, \}\v" ' c Davenport and w <;U\ and Clarence. . Ml-.. ( 'lyde Metcalf and Mr. ,('.nI1 Morris motored to ?nartiini'ua' ? Sunday, _ They (linnor quests of Miss Ada Miters. Viiss Metcalf 's cousin. Messrs. Morgan Morris and Jackson, Missses Alva laJksoii. Margorie Capps and rivde .Metcalf motered to Flat Tuesday evening to ' at the (Commencement Ex tile Flat Rock SchooL I -[he Lp worth League in ?talled its officers last Thurs lay night Rev. Fikes officiat n'r It was an impressive ser vice. Mrs. C. W. Morgan is leader t might, come all, and bring a t'riend. Lets make it aI1 ill)Ur well spent in the ser vice of the Lord. Mr. Kugene Brownlee will ]eaVf tomorrow for an extend ed trip through the Eastern States following a two weeks stay at Hot Springs, Virginia. Pr Harris F. Brownlee whp jia< been visiting his brother Mr. Eugene Brownlee at Oak Hall will return to his home in Danbury, Conn., tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Avant of Charlotte. N. C. spent the week end with Mr. Avants' sisters, Miss Minerva and Miss Eva Avant. Miss Eva Avant re turned with, her brother to Charlotte for a visit of two weeks. During her vacation I she expects to visit relatives [in Scotland County, N. C TRYON BAPTIST CHURCH. Services each Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock. o I COLUMBUS BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching Every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays at 11 o'clock. Everv Sunday night. S. A. STROUP, Pastor. Saluda The May Frolic, given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church, was posponed on ac count of rain last Saturday, and will be held this Saturday at Melrose Gre^n. o Try on Route 1. Rev. and Mrs.Freeman, little May and baby Paul spent a few afternoon hours at Walnut Grov? Monday. The Epworth League gave an interesting program to the New Hope people Sunday after noon. Mr. Charlie Pardon is recover ing from a very severe illness. Miss Carrie Barber, Thelma Heague and Essie ? Edwards were enjoying a horse back ride Monday. Miss Abby Lee Feagan of Greens Creek spent the week end with the Misses Hamilton. 1'ie Misses Heague were also dinner guests Sunday. Mr. Joe Carpenter of Ten nessee is visifing at his boy '???d home. o Money ived By Use Of Paint all the general neglect of implements, buildings, etc. creditor! to farmers all over *h' country" says E. R. Raney, Kini Engineer for the North ( arolina Extension Service, "th.-'re is probably no one item that would reduce this great annual loss, which goes into millions for the whole country, more than a good liberal and .ludicious use of paint. Mr. Ransey states further that paint will not only improve !'if general appearance of build lnK-. but by keeping a good ('(){*t on both buildings and Machinery it will greatly lengthen the life of these preventing the wood work from ^?oming soaked with water and rotting, and the metal parts from rusting. o Lor r?j G .^w Aim of Dutch Thr??h?r*i ? !i 1 1. resiling* machine art d# *;K' ??'! u? preserve, as far as pOMifelt, ] ?' itngtij of the straw, whiofc if ut?d 1,1 nuking strlwboard. For Your Baby's Sake Nothing can be too good for the little ones, Squibbs Nursery Products are decidedly superior to the ordinary articles. - A fresh and complete stock just received at MISSILDINFS PHARMACY Tryon, N/C. ? The Sixth Bank $ I Out of the twenty-two Courity Banks of Spar tanburg county, we stand sixth from the top in Deposits and total Resources. This attests to the strength of this institution and to its remarkable growth in the six years of its existence. Open an account and grow with us. THE MUTUAL BANK \ "The Bank of Mutual Service" ? NOTICE i The old Mill Spring School j building and site will be sold at ' public auction, on the grounds j Mill Spring, Friday June 1st at ! 5 o'clock P. M. The right to i reject all bids is reserved by j Board of Education. The Friendship school build- 1 ing and site will be sold at pub lie auction on the school grounds in Saluda Township, Saturday June 2nd at 2:30 o'clock. The Board of Educa tion reserves the right to re ject all bids if not satisfactory. E. W. S. COBB, Clerk Board of Education- 1 Oak Grove Community. The many friends of Mr. F. M. Gosnell celebrated his birth day last Sunday. There were several good singers from Lan drum that helped to make the occasion a delightful one. Several people "from near here attended a singing at Mr. J. Lindsey's near Gowansville Sunday afternoon. We are sorry to know that 1 Mrs. J. M. McClure is very 1 sick. Mr. Tandy and Misses Essie and Bertha Pruette visited relatives in Greenville last Fri- ! day and Saturday. Mrs. A. D. Pruette visited Mrs. James McClure Monday afternoon. Mr. Luther Henson and Mr. j J. D. Plumley called at the home of Misses Nina and Ana bel Pruette Sunday afternoon. Mr. Ellison of Landrum was in this section, with one of his pupils. Mr. Jeddie Pruette, Monday afternoon. Mr. James McClure and his son, Alender, visited Mr. Wil liam McClure of Spartanburg Saturday. The farmers of this section are getting along nicely with their work. The B. Y. P. U. is planning a special program for Mother's Day Sunday night. Every body is invited to attend. . o THE METHODIST AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OF TRYON. JSunday Schoofat 10:00 A. M., P. G. Moris, Superinten dent. Reverend Fikes preaches on 1st and 3rd Sunday mornings at 11:00 A. M., and 2nd ahd 3rd Sundays at 7:30 P. M. Reverend Yaadell preaches on the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 11:00 A. M., and 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7 :30 P. M. o "Fairview House" Saluda, N. C., opened for the season. For rates apply, Mrs. H. P. LOCKE. FOR SALE: ? Fourteen pure bred O-I-C pigs, ready ' for de livery May 26. See, B. F. Gibbs Tryon Route 1. 36-3w For Sale : ? Fox Terrier pup- ! py, house trained, well marked, full stock. Price $5.00/ Write G. G. Weaver, Tryon, N. C FOR SALE \ Four 8-weeks-old pigs.Hamp shire's. See Grant C. Miller, j Tryon, N. C. For Sale Four-room houfee with base- 1 ment,- H&lf-acre lot. See J. P.HILL. 4wpd. -Q For Sale Mrs. Kenworthy has for sale furniture, Packard piano, desks tables, bed room furniture, stoves etc.; also lawn mower and garden tools, four thousand feet of well seasoned lumber. 2-k o NOTICE. Under and by virture of | power of sale contained in that ! certain Mortage Deed executed | by Charley Taylor and his mother Mary Taylor to J. T. Green by date of December 20th, 1919 for $611.52 and by date of November 26th 1920 assigned to Grover Thompson reference is hereby made to Mortgage Deed Book No. 13 at page 279 for the record of Polk County, N. C. for a more full and complete description, and default having been made in the balance indebtedness' of $368.02 and interest for one year, and to satisfy said in debtedness interest and cost I will on Saturday the 9th day of June 1923 at 12 o'clock M. at Court House door offer for sale to the highest bidder*for cash the following described real estate to- wit: Lying and being in White Oak Township, Polk County, N. C., and described as follows, viz: Being on the waters of White Oak creek, adjoining lands of R. P. Edwards and others. Begining at the North corner of Bethlehem Church lot and runs with Rufus Edwards line to a pine, thence East with Ponders line to a stake, thence South with Little john's line to a pine near public road, thence with road to the church line, thence with said line to the begining, containing 20 acres more or less. This 7tfi day of May 1923. Grover Thompson Assignee. Jno. R. Burgess Atty for Assignee. |- A HEALTHY GROWTH! * Our .published statements on the following dates, show a Gain in deposits of over $52,000.00 in less than one year. April 3, 1923 - - - - %?%** ? May 5, 1922 - - alljf C G. H. HOLMES, W. F. LITTLE President Cashier J. T. WALDR0P V* A* BLAND Vice President Asst.. Cashier WALTER JONES FOSTER THOMSON Vice President Asst. Cashier PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Member American Bankers Association Tryon, North Carolina 50 GOOD CIGARETTES 10c GENUINE M Bull DURHAM TOBACCO WATCH REPAIRING Special Manufacturing srmirk JEWELRY REPAIRING 1 Diamonds, Pearls, Gems, Jewelry, Watch es, Clocks, Silverware. Prompt Attention Given to Mail Orders. 148 E. Main St. SPARTANBURG, S. C. Special Sale of Printed Silks at $1.95 Per Yard A season for printed Silks and a sale right in the beginning of the season should make this silk move out at once. Printed Crepe de Chines and Radiums in lovely colors both light and dark grounds. Samples mailed upon request. Smart New Tub Frocks for Summer in Linen, Voiles and Pongee The very newest ideas in these in dispensable frocks showing styles both solid and combination effects. Linen Dresses priced $6.50 to $24.50 Voile Dresses priced $12.50 to $24.50 v Pongee Dresses priced $16.50 to $22.50 Sale of Hosiery / Women's pure thread Silk Hosiery in black, biege, white and brown, very special $1.85 pair Women's white Silk Hose, very special at 85c pair Order By Mail Prompt attention to all orders postage paid on orders of $5 and over. Order samples and compare our prices with others. SUMMER VOILES RATINES and CREPES in all the newest pat terns and colors. We are glad- to send sam ples and prices and can save you money on your selections. Order today. Have You Fixed Up Your Win dows for Summertime Yet? Let us send you samples of what's new in curtain goods and draperies. A post card will do. We carry "Orino ka" Sun and Tub proof Dra peries. ? We are agents for Munsing Wear for women and child ren. All the wanted styles are here in sum mer weights and we will be glad to send you prices on your needs. No better suit underwear made. Prompt i Mail Order Service , .. /T Spartanburg tY/i *Cc. TORE South Carolina \ Rest Room for Ladies x
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