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1803 Tennessee "Blue
Law" Perils Sunday Gas
Nashville, Tenn.?Sunday "blue
laws" more than 100 years old may be
Invoked In Tennessee to prevent operation
of Sunday business. t
This Is seen by keen observers In
the decision of the Supreme court recently
In ruling that a person operating
a gasoline filling station "is a j
merchant," and liable under the old
statute.
The law Invoked was passed by the
state legislature In 1803. Violation
carries a fine of $3 for each ofTense,
one-half of which goes to the state I
and the other half to the person mak- (
lng the complaint y
The old statute was revived by the ,
Supreme court In making a decision
In the case of a filling station operator
who sought an Injunction to restrain
a constable from Interfering '
with him In the operation of his busl- 1
ness. The constable had arrested the 1
filling station operator 56 times. The
petition for the Injunction was denied <
In Chancery court and the lower court
sustained when appealed to the Supreme
court.
The average freshman woman stu- (
lent at the University of Kansas j
weighs 119 pounds and is 5 feet 4-6|19 ]
inches tall. A few years ago the aver- <
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IN INTERESTING BALL GAME
A baseball game of Interest and
ull of pep and etc., was played yes^
erday afternoon.
The score:
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dills River 7... 6 12 5
Tryon 10 11 1
Lineup:
Tryon
1. Smith S.S.
J. Ridolph L.F.
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M. H. Holt 2-B.
2. Fisher w 3-B.
P. Gaines C.F.
H. Morgan 1-B.
H. Capps R.F.
Mills River
Crawford C.F.
Foster 2-B.
Li. Jones L.F.
Oavenport P.
Jrake R.F.
3oode S.S.
3ryson 3-B.
3rittam 1-B.
3rook C.
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An Easter party was given on East- j
:r-eve day by Miss Violet Toney ?t
ler home on the Route. All the neigh)
jor's children were invited and aboitt
wenty-Hve of them were present. The
ables were tastefully decorated with
;reen artificial grasses and flowers
vith rabbits and fluffy little chickens
lalf hidden here and there, or peeping,
mt from a bowl or basket of bright
olored Easter eggs.
An egg-hunt was stagen in the neari
ly woods in which all the children and
oe of the older folk participated;1
iome stories were told the childreni
.nd egg sandwiches and cake served1
o all present.
The day was perfect and everybody
tent home happy.
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Mr. Hubert Powell visited his father,
Mr. J. C. Powell last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Womack were
the dinner guests of Mrs. G. M. Powell
Sunday.
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Mr. Ancy Womack and family spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Womack.
Mis Mary Ellen and Margaret Powell,
students at Weaver college, visited
in this vicinity recntly
Mr. J. M. Edwards spent Sunday in
town with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Edwards
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Mrs W. E. Elliott, Miss Minnie Womack,
Mrs. T. L. Womack and daughter
motored to Tryon Friday to attend
the County Commencement.
Spring has at last made its appearance
and we are enjoying this
beautiful spring weather to the fullest.
Farmers are working forward to
a successful year.
GREENS CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Greene an- j
nounce the arrival of a little girl at j
their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Hines and family
of New Hope spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. S. L Hines.
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Carl Blackwood who spent the
Easter holidays with his parents near |
Melvin Hill as returned to Chapel |
Hill to take up again his studies at!
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tne university 01- inorm uaruiinu
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Miss Elsie Shippe, the music teacher
at Greens Creek recently met with ;
an accident, the car in which she was j
riding meeting and colliding with another
car. We all extend our sympathy,
but more especially her pupils,!
who miss her so much. Since the ac- j
cident Miss Shippe has been in the
hospital at Inman, S. C. Altough one ;
arm is broken and the other fractured !
she is reported as doing well, and expects
to return to the school soon.
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Mr. Jacob Cobb and his room mate
Mr. Landis Brown who have been J
spending the Spring holidays here,
returned Sunday to Chapel llill where
they will resume their studies at the
TTnivorsitv nf North Carolina.
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Fred W. Blanton has purchased
from Lindsey Smith property on Chocolate
mountain upon which he expects
to build a modern residence at an early
date.
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Mr. A. A. Edwards is building a
new home on property recently purchased
from the county near the county
home on Highway No. 19.
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Miss Laura Jack has returned to
North Carolina College for Women at
Greensboro after a pleasant vacation
at home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Jack.
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Mr. H. H. Carson attended the
North Carolina Republican state convention
at Durham the latter part of
the week.
Honoring her brother Mr. Marion
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very much. Efficient managemnt of a
good program, ideal weather and a
large attendance combined to make
the day which was both pleasant and
profitable for all who attended.
Mr. Elmer Davis, of Spindale, S. C.,
spent the week-end with his parents
at Green River and was a caller in
this community Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Millie Rogers of New Hope
called on her sister, Mrs.. S. L. Hines
Wednesday.
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Mrs. Le Cochran who was called
from Tampa, Fla., on account of the
illness and death of her mother, Mrs.
Monroe. Gosnell, of Mill Springs and
who has been visiting relatives here,
has returned home.
LANDRUM
We are glad to report Rev. R. N.
Hunter able to conduct services at
Sandy Plains Sunday, here was an
election and installation of three elders
and two deaeftns: Messrs Walt
Grecnway, W. A. Whiteside, C. 11. .Tolly
and Messrs Roy Smith and N. M.
Hrannon.
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Mrs. R. N. Hunter left Wednesday
for Abbeville, S. C, where she "goes to
make an address at the meeting of the
Second Presbyterial of the Women's
Missionary society. From there she
will go to Clinton, S. ("., to visit her
sister, iss Moore. Mrs. Hunter will
also address the atawba Presbyterial
at Winsboro, S. C? before returning.
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Miss Mackie Ellis teacher at Ilillcr<
st and two students. Misses Nannie
MayWhiteside and Katherine Miller
spent the weekend in the home of
Miss Ellis' cousin Rev. Murphy Rell
at Hickory Grove, S. C.
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Miss Nancy Gibbs spent the week
end with her parents.
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Th< hoys of the Y. P. C. U. will put
on their program next Sunday night.
This is to he exclusive of the girls'
and promises to be very Interesting
The girls will give their program the
following Sunday. This contest is
rooked forward to with much interest
and evrybody is cordially invited.
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Mills from Spartanburg who spent
last weekend at home, Miss Tlielma
Mills entertained a few friends last
Saturday evening. Bridge was played
at two tables. Those playing were
Misses Holdierbaum, Sidel, Bodie,
Cawley, Mills and Rusell and Messrs
Hammett and Mills. After cards were
laid aside refreshments were served.
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Miss Laura Jack entertained a num
her of her friends last Tuesday evening.
After a number of interesting
contests and games a delicious salad
course was erved to the following?
Misses Blanche Feagan, Gladys Walker,
Anna and Gretchen Lynch and
Messrs Rupert Arledge, Hugh Jack,
Jacob Cobb and guest, Landis Brown
from Chapel Hill.
Members of the Phunoloty club who
attended "blossom Time' a Schubert
production at he Montgomery theater
in Spartanburg last Friday evening
were Misses Minnie Arledge, Thelma
Mills, Holderbaum, Sidel, Rodie, Craw
ley and Russell and Messrs C. R. Blanton
Hammett, Artz, lender and Cawley.
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Rev. S. A. Stroup and family sent
the latter part of last week with re'atives
in Gastonia.
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Mr. W H. Herlong of Gaffney, S. C.,
hut who has recently been engaged In
the real estate business in Florida has
been secured as sales manager for
the real estate firm of Blanton and
Green. As soon as a house can be secured
Mr. Herlong expects to move
to Columbus.
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Rev. Putnam who Is pleasantly remembered
in Columbus as having con
ducted revival services at the Baptist
church last year will, in the absence
of Rev. Stroup preach at both the
mnrninc antl ovpninp sprvipps Sundav
The public is cordially invited to hear
Rev. Putnam.
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The Senior B. Y. P. U. enjoyed an
outing given by their president, Mrs.
P. S. Lewis in Denton Spring Park
last Saturday evening. After playing
a number <r 'tames a large bon fire
was built ... all participated in the
roasting of weiners and toasting
marshmallows.
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The Spring Term of Court opens
in Colnmbus Monday, April the 19th.
with Judge A. M. Stack of Monroe
presiding the first week and Judge
Schenk of Hendersonville the second
week.
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