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I The weather continues dry at this
Writing and fanners find the ground
getting hard for plowing and planting.
Some corn and perhaps a small acre- p
ago of cotton has been planted, how- j
ever, and vegetable gardens are doing 0
fairly well, thought a good showor a
would be beneficial. E
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Some of the younger set enjoyed a v
In the party were Misses Lola Hines, ai
Annie Davis, Dorothy McChesnee,
J^ouUe Paige, Chreston Allen, and
Edlon Hines, and others.
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his home with Mrs. Addie Giles and
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POLK COUNTY NEWS
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Ernest Hines came bome to spend
Saturday night and Sunday.
Prof. Edgar T. Hines, High School
'rincipal, and E. C. Hines, of Hines
lotor Co. went to Raleigh Thursday,
r rather Friday. Spending Thursday
nd Friday night at the home of Prof,
tines' father in Greensboro while in
tajeigh they found time for a short
isit with some of the home boys now
t A and M.
Were yon at Green's Creek Sunday?
t not you missed something worth
hile. A large number of visitors
om Columbus, Landrum, Chesnee,
partanburg and other points, with
any from other churches in the townlip,
joined our people in some of the
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elections of old familiar hymns, \ye
ere glad to_have those good people
ith us, and hope that many of them
ill find it agreeable and convenient
1 come again. Mr. D. P. L. Martin
Chesnee extended a hearty invltaon
to all to attend the Biemnial
State Singing Convention, which
eets in Mayo, S. C., the second
inday in May.
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the edification of the public generally,
a string band concert was given at
the School Auditorium Thursday
night The splendid music was enjoyed
by an appreciation audience.
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At the School Auditorium next
Friday evening, a play "All a
Mistake" will be given by members ol
the Senior Class, the proceeds to be
use<T for a worthy purpose.
f Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Marrow ol
Rutherfordton, N. CJ., were among
our friends who found a hearty weloome
"back home," at Green's
Creek Sunday.
Submitted by Mrs. Solon Hlnes.
' TRYON .ROUTE ONE
April steps aside for May. So do
I, to wash off the Smoot for May S,
is my birthday.
Jack Frost lingered around until
he nipped our beens but left us some
fruit, straw-berates for desert today.
Glad to know Mrs. Nell Williams
and wee baby sybble is now getting
on nicely.
Also glad Mrs. Jack Thompson has
| recovered her recent lllneaa and la
now able to go fishing.
Fishing on Green River la now a
Saturday afternoon hobby with some.
Misses Ruth and Ruby Nance
who are to sing in the chllrden'a
chorus, at the mualc festival in Cantata
"The Lady of Charlotte," at Cong
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i 7, enjoyed pricking wild flowers, and i
fishing In White-oak Creek where they i
haw spuandered many happy days
In spring time.
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Next Sunday is Sunday School day
at Bethtehem, subject "Bringing the
, First Fruits, all are invited to come
and spend the day, don't forget to <
pack your dinner basket in the fllver. i
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SILVER CREEK NEW8 (
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Rev. J. B. Arledge filled his regular
appointment A very large crowd
was present among which were many
visitors. We welcome you back again
to our church in the mountains.
Our singing is progressing nicely t
under the instructions of our Kith- (
ful leader I. W. Bradley.
Mr. N. B. Arledge, of St. Petersburg
Fla., visited his parents a few days t
and is now in Asheviile. t
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Miss Ina Carpenter, Nannie Sue (
Arledge and brother N. B. Arledge
spent Saturday shopping in Asheviile.
COLUMBl
Missee Thielma, May, and Dessa
Mills charmingly entertained with an 1
elaborate six o'clock dinner at the (
hqjne of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. T. Mills, last Saturday evening
complimentry to their brother, Mr.
Marlon Mills of Spartanburg, and 1
Miss Ida Seidel, the occasaion being (
a celebration of their brother of 1
which both happened to be 1
on this date. The dining room was >
made attractive in its decoration of 1
mountain laurel and other spring <
flowers. Covers were laid for the
following: Misses Seidel, Arledge,,
Boble, Crawley, Mills Halderbaum,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Blanton, Mr.
and Mrs. N. T. Mills, Mrs. Iris Bailey
and Mr. Marion MUls. 1
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Mr. W. T. Hammett spent the past ,
week-end with his parent near In- ,
man, S. C. I
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Mr. C. R. Blanton made a business
trip to Marion the latter part of last
week.
Messrs Fred W. Blanton and E. W. |
S. Cobb attended tbe funeral of Mr. ,
Roy P. Whitlock, in Landrum Mon- (
day morning. j
Atty and Mrs. J. E. Shipman of
Hendersonvllle were In Columbus
several days last week when Mr.
Shipman attended court On Satur- ,
day they were accompanied by their j
three young daughters, Garnet, Elizabeth,
and Haseltlne.
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Mr. H. F. Slkee spe^t Thursday j
and Friday In Chimney Rock and :
Charlotte on business. ,
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Denton Spring Park was the scene
of an' enjoyable picnic last Friday
evening a large bon fire was built
and supper cooked in true camp
fire style.
Those enjoying the outing were:
Misses Minnie Arledge, Winifred
Bodle, ThelmaMills, Odessa Mills, '
Helen Maywood, Ida Seldel, May Mills, '
[ Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Bl&nton, Misers ,
W. T. Hammett, C. H. Herlong, C.
R. Blantoo and Bryson Hammett
From Inman, 8. C.
The condition of little Evelyn
Landls who has been Quite ill with
pneumonia remains about the same.
Miss Katharine McChesney will be
hostess to the Outlook Club next
Wednesday afternoon. May 12th, at
Sour o'clock. 1
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Mr. Fred W. Blanton of the Polk
County Bank and Trust Co. left
Wednesday tor Durham to attend the
North Carolina State Bankers Convention
in session there.
Miss Ida Carnegie of Rutherfordton
spent the past week-end with
Miss Gertrude West. Miss Carnegie
who has had experience as telephone
operator in the Rutherford ton exchange
will work with the Tryon exchange
tor a few weeks.
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THUS DAY, MAY ?th. 1926.
Mr. Floyd Walker of Chimney Rock,,
was the guest of his Aunt, Saturday
light.
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Born Mr. and Mrs.Oeter Bradley
i son, John Calvin. .
Miss
Ina Carpenter has returned
:o her home, near Forest City, Closng
a successful year as teacher of
Silver Cfeelf School. We hope Miss
Carpenter much success in whatever
work she may choose.
by Nannie Sue Arledge.
MILL SPRING
"Memorial Services will be held at
he Mill Spring Bhptlst church, Sunlay
May 16, at 2 p. m? o'clock.
"All who have loved ones buried In
.he Mill Spring Cemetery are asked
o meet at the Baptist church, Saturlay
morning, May 8, for the purpose
>f cleaning the cemetery.
Very truly
Mrs. Frank Jackson
JS NEWS
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Mr. G. G. Moore of Shelby was
ooking after business matters in
Dolumbus Tuesday.
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Mr. J. B. Doar of Charlotte has
et the contract for the erection of
l small cottage on his Chocolate
Mountain lot. Mr. and Mrs. Doar
lave spent the past few summers
i?re in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
.jindsay Smith but this summer will
iccupy their own cottage.
Rev. S. W. Dendy of Columbus Ga.
las occupied the call of the Columbus
rryon Presbyterian churches and will
take up his work the first of June.
The County Commissioners at their
regular meeting on Monday ordered
an election to ascertain the will of
the voters relative to a county-wide
special tax for schools not to exceed
10c on the one hundred dollars vajua
Lion 01 property ana tne eteminauon
of all present local tax districts.
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Howard, the eighteen months old
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walk
er is quite iU with pneumonia and
side plurisy. He was taken to Tryon
Infirmary the middle of last week for
in operation.
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The Streets in Denton Spring Park
are being top soiled this week. Just
another step toward making this the
ideal place in which to build a home!
Property on ChocoUate Mountain
belonging to Mr. Lindsay Smith was
purchased last week by Marion and
Shelby capitalists who are planning to
develop this picturesque mountain
slope. The deal was made through
Blanton and Green.
COLUMBUS PARENT-TEACHER
ASSOCIATION MEEES
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association
held the regular monthly
meeting at the school building on
\pril 27, at 8 p. m.
rhe Junior Chorus sang two numbers
'Home Song" and "Get away from
this Cornfield."
Followed by a Dramitazation "making
the best of it" given by the pupils
of the third and fourth grades each
of these members were well rendered
and caused much appreciable
comment
The climax of the evening was
reached when Judge Schenck of
Hendersonvllle addressed the crowded
room on "Juvenile Delinquency," a
subject which he said is being widely
discussed and the only solution yet
discussed Is the Home. He advised
a closer cooperation between the
Home and school and heartily Indorsed
the work of the Parent-Teacher
Association as a means of this end.
The social committee served tea and
wafers at the close of the meeting ?
and a pleasant social hour was enjoyed.
The next Parent-Teacher meeting
will be held Friday night May the 7,
this meeting will be held in the new
Auditorium and every parent Is
cordially invited an interesting pro- "*
gram has been prepared.
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Apparently the White House chef Is
not receiving the credit he deserves.
Only two of the foreign debt ?ynmls
slons hare failed to duIi a settlement
after being (fined at the exscnttra
mansion.
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leeda in Trypn, it's only an |
GILMER'S, Asheville'g most *
Selling at ? '
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