local Happenings.
, f Ha tun olt motored to
tow?' K"!'" /;'sl ,, Su?day
fi, fas brot::' : " f>. Ham
L hi* ?nu)t','"r ' 'd sister.
J/r and ' ?7'n^ Cain re
Ld 'Mme in St.
U>ws. S- ' >le<fnesday.
Ls. ''!:'n :ciiis return -
L $ Sntuiiiii' : i*< >m a motor
L to Se" > 1 ' with her
Jijer 3/. i?. Mi'Cown. Mrs.
0ent* *ul ''""ain i" Tryon
^ few day- bet ore going to
mm for tiu winter.
Mfay Jack. <01. returned from a
n-ip i?? St. Louis, Mo.
? p. 3/arn\?. t returned Jast
idsy 'after tending a few
I jn fiiiiii!1.-! Ohio.
Li; Will i ?. L'nion, S. C.,
^the n-ir K-end with his
lily- . *
. )|arv 3l.v. naughtan, who
. been visiting her sister
, f p. R'uo.m left yesterday
f^rhonu1 :<? !'aris Island.
^ j. Vlson Jackson, Jr.4
ehildft'i) spent a few days
jtiitf relatives in Spartan
J[L France Miller visited
j. R Hfstii this week.
of the sights of Tryon,
jrnnia) l?e enjoyed by visit
a rielti ot' corn on Pacolet
owned by Mr. \V. J.
^s. Tiiost' who have seen
(field say that the yield will
proximate inn bushels per
i
Hr Gaines contends that he
pied no little energy in the
[Suction of the corn, but
e who know him best, say
he did not work a day in
(field.
COLUMBUS
lie Boys and Girls Encamp
i! held at Columbus last
i was a great success. It
nded an ideal outing for the j
ng people besides the classes
1 daily which were of inesti- 1
ble value to the club work'
i songs and yells were fuH of !
land were for the most part j
Polk County.
he Tonsil and Adenoid Clinic
Polk County is being held in
High School Building here.
out sixty were scheduled to ;
operated upon.
Irs. C. 0. Champion and Miss
la Blanton of Monroe visited
and Mrs. F. YV\ Blanton
rthe week-end.
fosses Hilda and Marie Bur
s have guiie to. their schools
BurnsviHe.
liss Ollie Shore has returned
ler home in Burkeville after
extended visit with her rela
ys here.' Professor and Mrs. j
f. S. C obb.
liss Ruth Edwards and Mr. j
e and Robert Edwards of |
tors Tuesday.
fessers Hewitt, Marion
ith and Croker Thompson j
reretunkd home after being
Detroit for some time.
feses Kuniee and Opal
nd were in Kutherfordton
oday.
isses Curtis Hill, and Aylene
tords spent a few days in
tarfordtun last week.
jfc Reverend Edwin Caldwell |
W Re\ * rend S. A. Stroup j
1 ^eek-euci.
COLI MIHJS BAPTIST
. CHURCH
fteae,hing Every 2nd, 3rd, 1
Sundays at 11 o clock.
er.v ^uiidav night.
S. A. STROUP, |
Pastor.
I F1SHT0P
l*?ha\v i.a-j very hot weath
I this MiiTimcr but of late
re has : a little fall-like j
? in the air
Phis seel; ;i lias not suffered
rr&in but !iuw we fear that
luiay
commenced aj
Kin? SciiOn! at Silver Creek
? Week .
r^Tiien lron> Marshall have
Inhere wntly looking over
I situation ,f placing a new
r through h-re.
It was red here several
| 5 ago ;l j some moonshln
l^re disturbed by officers of
flaw near Saluda and in the
r from i ? ..tlicers one of the
P^shiners got rattle snake
pen.
I - T. Htri'-.Tson lost perhaps
In \.^ n -:0W *n this se^"
fWl Wu i: >J*' ea^ng wa^er
fcu' and Newton
EJ u iuad of melons to
IK* Saturday.
I Ac school commenced
Kfavv''ith a
I 2ll\
HAVE YOU NOTICED?
The Full Page Advertisement In This .
Weeks Saturday Evening Post.
| "A Banquet in a Box"?
(Norris Variety Box) We have this in stock to
gether with a fresh assortment of Norris Candies.
MISSILDINE'S PHARMACY
The Rexall Store
Tryon, N. C.
Lost :-One gold bar fraternity
pin. Reward if left at this of- 1
fice.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
OF
SAMPSON S. PICER.
Application wil be (made to j
the Governor of Nortn Carolina
for the pardon of Sampson Spic
er convicted at the FallTerm of j
the Superior Court of Polk
County, for the crime of illicit
distilling and sentenced to the
roads for a term of eighteen
months.
All persons opposed to grant- !
ing of said pardon are invited to
forward their protest to the
Governor without, delay.
Dated this 23 day of August,
1933.
Sampson Spicer
~ * By S. N. Black
Attorney. I
NOTICE
To Zeb Carson and Lelia Car- j
son:
You are hereby notified that |
on Monday the 1st day of Oct- j
ober, 1923, the undersigned will
apply to the Clerk of the Su- 1
perior Court of Polk County for
the appointment of three ap
praisers to lay off and assess
the value of not more than two ;
acres of the land in Green's i
Creek or Columbus township
conveyed to you by the wiW of
John M. Carson, for the location
of a school building.
This the 30th day of August,
1923.
E. W. S. COBB, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Polk
County.
W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, N. C,
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The News $1.50 a Year.
Are You Suffering With
Photophobia
When the retina is intol
erant of the light or the iris
is sluggish symptons' are
produced known as photo
phobia.
In such cases we often pre
scribe tinted glasses, butthis
is often a case for other*
treatment.
We will advise you properly.
R. E. Biber
OPTOMETRIST
103 W. Main St.
Spartanburg, - S. C.
ow Easier Than Ever to
Own at
through the'
make an
? will enroll you
and start you on
the way to owner*
ship. We will put
the money in a
local bank, at in'
terest. Each week
additional payment. Soon
lus tne interest paid
make the car yours.
So plan to get out into the fields and woods
? down to the bench or stream ? the family
and you? in the Ford Sedan. It is ready for
business or pleasure anytime you step into
the driver's seat and put your foot on the
starter button. ?
It is a car for all weather with real comfort
for everyone. And now it is within your
reach. Come in today ? get full details.
v?
Kilpin Motor Company
Tryon, North Carolina
He Has a Bank
. /
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Have you taken the step necessary to insure you anii yftUfr if
family the happy home life that is the birthright of every
Americari?
It is the man who has the forethought and the will power to start a sav
ings account when he is earning money ? and saves a certain amount
each payday ? who lives a normal life in a happy home.
Let us help you get started with an account today. You will thank us
many times over in the years to come.
No loans are made by this bank to
any of its officers or directors.
G. H. HOLMES, J&SEfc&K W' F" L,TTLE
President Cashier
J. T. WALOROP V. A. BLAND
Vice President Asst. Cashier
WALTER JONES FOSTER THOMSON
Vice President Asst. Cashier
PEOPLES BANK AN0 TWIST COMPANY
Member American Bankers Association na&j
Tryon, North Carolina
MILL SPRING
The series of revival ser
vices at the Baptist Church
came to a , close last Tuesday
night. There were ten addi- j
tions to the church. The Bap
tising will be at the regular |
place. Sunday Sept 2, at 10
o'clock. The revival at the j
Methodist Church started Sun
day night.
"Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Ar- 1
ledge attended a famjily reunion
at Hendersonville Sunday.
Mr. C. G. Walker recently
moved his family to Landrum.
The following boys and girls
were our representatives in the
encampment at Columbus for
club boys and girls : Grace Wal
drop, Mattie Fae Gibbs, Leona i
Lynch, Marjorie Walker, Gor- j
don and George Gibbs. They
all reported a good time and are i
already expecting a repetition j
of the same next summer.
Mr. J. H. Hadden of Asheville ;
is visiting here. His wife and
daughter will accompany him i
home shortly.
Those who expect to be in the j
High School department of the
Mili Spring High School the
ensueing term will have a
chance to go to Columbus High j
School for a month, beginning
with the opening of that school
next Tuesday Sept 4.
The School Bus will be used
for the coijVeyance. It will j
leave the old school building at !
8 o'clock Tuesday and each day |
for a month. All the pupils 1
are asked to be there strictly at
this hour. As our term will be
only seven months this gives
the pupils the advantage of
eight months which Is necces
sary for the completion of a
years work, in high school. #
Congregational Church, .
W. A. Black, Misister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Nelson Jackson Jr. Supt.
Public Worship at 11 a. m.
Christain Endeavor 8:00 p.m.
Alice Andrew*, President.
Bible Study, Wednesday,.
8: p. m. * \
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