Hj+ Drives, Teas
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^Blue Kiii;'- t<"Vst I]
^ nt0rt;iii:s i-'ifty Guests. J
The i; ' Fore9t Inc., enterH,IltM
;[ at their newly | <
KmPl, !.-.! '><>use atop of Hog I
H,,k .y, :.: . i.ist Saturday evening. t
K. jiri1- ' ,he evening was a <
^Mimu-r a: ! ' Ruests subsequently (
Belli*! d,i?:. 1 bridge tables.
^B)empsey i:> (
^ Vyon of J
^Vather .V-iiiey.
Jack !' ' V World Heavyweight t
to Tryon last week t
r tvi;l,. ; yanlev. They motored ?
,|u, .r..n:ai* camps at Laurel I
v was brief and was f
rk '
, over property with I
I BeOi
I Tin
Fishing Is a
sport In the t
streams on a
Hogback.
9
' Bridle patJ
through a i
mountain W\
Fine saddle ht
he available.
1
Beautifully
tennis courts u
the racket-end
?and, of co
I Inspiring golf
top of Hogback
K TONE ever drearr
IN When the ma
cutting and blastin|
Mountain, nearly I
N. C., aceptica v
"Impossible." Bui
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BE OUR CUE
This is aii invi
as our guest. \
offices, and you
K J* You will not be u
will show you t
M prefer to let the
I a SAVE $400.
Until May 15
unit, at a saving
B <h The price of eac
sites then availa
Many people
same time are r?
|| WM.R.TIMMO!
Direct?
R. C. Remick, i
Tryon. N.
M 3 ^ M. Law. Treasurer
^ Spartanburg. 3. C.
IiEBi
Julian Calhoun
B |2 S. F. Cannon
^PArtAaburg. 3. C
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Rev. O'Neill (
[n Washington, D- C.
Rev. Will Be O'Neill pastor of the
Congregational Church left for Wash- .
ngton last week on business. In his 1
ibsence, the services, last week, were (
:onducted by Rev. Dyer, who deliver- s
id a very interesting sermon. j
... 1
[.ynch's Lake <
letting Ready ]
For Great Opening. 1
Rapid Strides are^ being made to
nake Lynch's Lake an ideal swim- c
nlng rendezvous. Sand Is being haul- I
d and the lake basin Is gradually f
>eing cleaner and cleaned. Already f
ourteen memberships have been ap- 1
)lied for and the quota Is expected c
o be filled by the first fo June. 1
ir Guests
on fhe toof o/
: first Unit of the h
ng
nountain
trses will /^~vy,v |
urje. you ?* heard of the
course which rolls about the
ted that Hogback could be tamed. To
n-with-a-vision first thought of grade
[ a road to the top of Hogback moun
t mile straight up from Tryon. offers
ragged their heads and said. more
! the imposiible has happened/ "roof
BBLUE Ridge Forest offer;
inable outdoor activity.
A quaint and commodiou
overlooks an endless valley,
ful abandon, 300 home sit
planned for the first unit o
) development. Some front
course. Others border the ri
0 mit, looking off into limitf
depth.
ST.
ttation for you to come and visit Blui
]/c will furnish free transportation fr
I will be royally entertained at the
rged~to buy. The sites are for sale, of
he beauties and advantages of the
Mountain speak for itself, and do its
th, you can secure one of these 300 si
of 4400. because of our 20% Pre-Ope
h site is $2,000, and after the 15th, if
ble, prices will range from $2,000 to
are purchasing sites for their own i
serving other sites, as an investment.
NS, Director of Sales northo.roli
r? Offices
President Greenville. S. C.
^* Spartanburg, S. C.
E. M. Blytm* Columbia. S. C
Greenville, S. C. Charleeton. S. C.
Gaffney, S C
C. Y. B?o?n ^ Hcnder*onvill?. N."(
Spartanburg. *. v- Aahcvilk. N. C.
mM~ Rkmicx Charlotte. N. C.
Tryon. N. C. Tryon. N. C.
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Ti
rRYON
All Sooiety New* 1
Quests For
The Week End.
Mr. C. M. Landrum, Mr. and Mrs.
Fohn Landrum and Miss Elve Land um,
were the guests of Mrs. E. H.
Jodshaw for the week-end. Mrs. Godihaw
and Mr. and Mrs. Landrumj
ointly celebrated their wedding anliversarys
and Mothers Day.
sixty Guests
Snjoy Great Trip
To Hog Back Mountain.
One of the most enjoyable events
>f the past week, was a trip to Hog
Jack Mountain, where about sixty
ruests were entertained for an afterloon
of Bridge and later at supper
>y Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Remick, who
lipersed hospitality in a most charmng
manner.
eBlneRidgi
cfJoqback Mount
Aai'velous Blue Rid
The Clubhouse of the Blue Rii
day you can motor from Tryon up a u
id, broad, surfaced road to the very top of
itain in thirty minutes. Every foot of the r
you a different view, each more magnifici
inspiring than the last, until you reach
and gaze down on the historic Piedrr
i every imag- For with the cei
^ _ price which is it
s Club House some profit, wit
and with care:es
have been CONVENIEN I
f i-kic otaanhr. No sites will 1
1 k*"w e>-o ?on
the golf are now being t
im of the sum- ?- an<^ when the s
ess space and and the balance
CITY CONVE
When you bi
_ will be assured
e Ridge Forest water e,ectric
om any of our mountain is bul
i Club House.
course, and we r>r\*/ic -rmc
place, but we COMF THIS
own "selling." Reservations
the order in wf
taken up. Spri
ites in the first the mountains,
ning Discount. season. Now is
there are any You will find
$5,000 for each ience. Fill in ^
descriptive lite
ise and at the wish, or call al
Wise people I to come this we,
NA
Jdge
IE POLK COUNTY NEWS
SOCIET
Phone 99
(lust Be In This Office By Wednesday N
The drive up over the well graded
roads the awe inspiring views along
the way, and later enjoyed the new
Club House with its many comforts,
was a rare treat.
Mrs. Paul Smith
and Daughter
Expected This Week.
Mrs. Paul Smith and little Daughter
are expected this week for a visit
with Mrs. Smith's Mother Mrs.
Doubleday.
Mrs. Mahaffey
Entertains At Bridge
Mrs. William Mehaffey was hostess
to a number of her friends for bridge
Friday evening in compliment to her
sister Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Mason left
Saturday for Richmond, Va. She
ifitfesfGolf
ain
Ige Forest
3ce Forest Golf Club
fell- Valley which looks for all the wi
the or a patch-work quilt. A panora
oad only by the horizon. Twenty-si
ent, mountains, I 7,000 acres of tamed
the whfre nature's exotic beauty runs
lont made accessible to all who love bea
tain saving of the discount and with
nevitable, there ia an opportunity to
h a small investment.
r TERMS.
se actually sold until after May I 5th,
aken. A reasonable deposit secures
ettlement is made, you may pay 01
in 10% installments.
NIENCES ON THE MOUNTAI
jild your lodge or home in Blue Ri<
I of every Convenience of the city
lights, sewers, and the very tipm
t thirty minutes in your car from the
WEEK.
are coming in rapidly, and are beii
lich they are received. Soon the fii
ng has spread a pink blanket of rhoi
Mountain-laurel signals the comi
i the time to see Blue Ridge Forest,
a coupon below which is provided f
vith your name and address and m
rature and any additional informs
t our office nearest you and make
AMr.
C. C. Bennett, District Manage
Blue Ridge Forest,
Tryon, N. C.
Please send me descriptive literatu
Forest.
'
Fores
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Y NEWS
oon of Bach Week
spent several months In Tryon and
her friends regret her departure.
* * *
Many Entertained
At Tea Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Grady, Mrs. Helen
I Richey, and Miss Elizabejth Grady
entertained a number of friends at
Tea Wednesday afternoon from 4 to6.
?
Lovely Bridge
Bridge Party
Thursday.
Mrs. T. B. Mayne entertained a
number of friends for bridge Thursday
afternoon.
Joint Hostess
To Bridge.
Mrs. Helen Richey and Miss Elizabeth
Grady were joint hostess to a
most enjoyable evening of bridge on
' Thursday.
N
si
arid like a map?
ma that is limited
x square miles of
wilderness; a place
rampant, but now
u ty. peace or sport E
the advance in
realize a hand
B|
Reservations
the reservation
le-fourth down
l
N TOP. I
dge Forest you
Telephones,
ost top of the
: city of Tryon.
ng cared for in
rst unit will be
Jodendron over
ing of the new
or your conven- %
tail it to us for H
ition you may
; arrangements
re of Blue Ridge
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gj^jf
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to
I Manna From
Heaven
By MARTHA M. WILLIAMS
(Coorrlirbt.)
pBGOY laid down her fiddle with a
A gigh. She had not dreamed It carried
so?ambushed In the grape arbor
ot tk* arnwir a# Vi a ?n a/i/tM nit a kn.l
i?t WJU ctj IUVI yjk me (aiucu sue iiau
felt so safe and happy until across
the lilting notes she heard: "Stop
that devil's noise I"
"She calls herself a Christian! My
Aunt Pen. Only a step-aunt, thank
Patel" Peggy muttered.
"Margaret, go see about the big yellow
peaches. It's time they were
tnrnln'. They'll all squlnch up to
nothln' If yen try to dry "em real
ripe," Aunt Pen boomed. Peggy was
glad?she wanted to keep away from
her guardian tormentor as long as
possible. But she dared not leave the
fld<fle?no telling what would happen
te It If by chance Ktddums spied It.
Hugging it tight In her shrouding
apron, she almost ran through the
gate, and lest herself under the burdened
peach trees. She laid down the
fiddle and clambered nimbly up the
fifth tree of the row.
Daringly she reached for the onest
peach upon the farthest tip of a long
twig?lost balance, and went swishing
down, getting no worse hurt than to
her pride. Bat the man suddenly
awakened from sleep In the long grass,
of course, could not know that. He
rushed toward her, saying eagerly yet
husfcedly: "Are you hart? SureT as
aba shook her head. "Lucky?falling
at least fifteen feet. Old" trees like
these should be headed In, more than
hall It would cost only one crop."
"You wouldn't say that If you knew
the owner," Peggy answered. "She
raves when late frost costs her even
half a crop."
"With my spirit's ays, of course, Pd
Uke to see her," said the stranger
gravely. "Think you could persuade
her to let me stay a fortnight?"
"Not a chance. She'd call the doga
if I took yoi home with me," said
Peggy. "Still, If you oame a good,
while after dinner-time, asking Just
for a bite, offered pay for It, which
she went take, though she'll want to,
and praise her cook In' and her beautifully
clean house, she'll ask you to
stay to supper, then to stay on overnight;
after that lfs up to you how
much longer."
"A diplomat wasted," the stranger
said, smiling. Tm Royal Reed?at
your service"
"And Tm Peggy Fane?be sure you
forget It. I don't tell you any more.
Aunt Pen loves to Introduce herself?
so well doing It will help your cause,"
P?ggy Interrupted.
A week later Peggy said to him In
a very early encounter: "You are a
loss to the stage. A great one. How
have you charmed the uncharmableY'
"Let's see. I think It Is by unawareness
of your presence," Reed returned,
his eyes twinkling. "Honestly,
I think she regards me as manna from
heaven," he went on. "Can't any I
blame her either. Doubt If ever before
she has had the Joy of feeling
that she completely eclipsed youth,
beauty, charm. She's felt she had It
In her" thirty years at least Now, to
have It come true-vwell! Imagine It.
She's not a bit Infatuated with me?
don't think It for a minute. But her
vanity la so swollen she sees nothlDg
In right perspective. I'd be sorry for
hgr If she were only, a little kind to
you."
"Navor yon mind about me," Peggy
flung back valiantly. "Just watch ont
for that Imp, Klddums. He trusts nobody.
If bo saw as talking together
the tale he would tell Aunty Pen!
lie's flghtln' mad because she's giving
oe the peach money, since I'm doing
Ml the work of drying."
It hurts te think at your hands all
stained and rough," Reed said, catchlag
them hi hie own. "I dare not ask
you te go away with me now. but I
Y'REAL ESTA
On Bee Tree Knob, \
Valhalla Valley. Far the
a summer or winter home
section of Western North <
Belt, Just over from Tryor
its own water supply Iron
acres in fine grapes and otl
quarters, 10 room home v
porches and just the thin
mountain home convenient
There Is not a Poet
wonderful Mountain home \
situated on this particular
place, a resting place for t
Inn fnr the sick, for the he
there Is not a place in We
begin to comp. ri with thii
look will convince, none bi
us show you, we are offeri;
Act Quick, be wise, inv
Blanton.
Office la Pa
Columbus, I
TfeeUNeeetaie City i
THURSDAY, MAY 13th 1926
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Try on Club Notes
Etc. ::
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The Garden Club
Holds Meeting.
The Garden Club met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Nelson Jackson
Jr. Mrs. Ketley, Mrs. .Kilby gave an
interesting talk on a number of plants
and flowers brought to the meeting
and distributed several packages of
aeens to be tried by the ladies of the
club. l?eli{htful refreshments were
served ' after the business meeting.
Mrs Jackson was assisted by her
daughter and son, which added
charm to the afternoon.
MISS {GRACE LORRAINE
i
wHH!
fg^^m BBjMjyjywwy
A true beauty of the South le Mlee
Qrace Lorraine of Richmond, Va., a
student at Qunston Hall in Washington,
who Was recently awarded a gold
medal for writing the best essay on
the life of Edmund Burke. The contest
was conducted under the auspices
of the Sons of the Revolution.
snaii come Dack soon?ana so vouened
for, I hope you will be glad to go.
How about It?"
"I?I think you know!" Peggy murmured,
rosier than the fading dawn
had been. It was too much?heedless
of all else he clasped and kissed her,
murmuring softly: "My own darling!
My very own t"
"She ain't yourn?ehe b'long ter my
Mammy Pen," Klddums, In night shirt,
barefoot, tousled, his eyes gleaming
rat-like through his thatch of tow,
shouted. "I'm goln' ter fetch her right
away?so's she kin see you two a-carryin'
on."
Ten minutes later they got the surprise
of their lives, In the shape of
Aunty Pen, not raging, but smiling
at them, and holding out a hand to
each as she said: "Well, I done It!
All comin' out Just like I thought.
Minute I clapped eyes on you, young
man, I knew you for rich John Reed's
boy. I went to school with him forty
years back. Know men?how they always
wanted wor?t way what they
thought they had aq chance to get. So
I fended you off from Peggy?all the
time wantin' you to have her. She's a
good child. I love her for all my scoldIn'?"
"So -de 11" Reed Interrupted. "And
henceforward both of us will love
you."
PARENT TEACHERS
TO HOLD MEETING
rne annual uiecuu^ w mc *
Teacher^ Assn will be held at the
school building this Monday afternoon
at 3:00 o'clock. A large attendance
is requested.
* Use the Polk County News *
X Want Column for quick re- f
J suit f.. It will pay -you well, +
? an cost is small.
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TE BULLETIN^
Warrior Motfntain Overlooking
most particular home seeker,
that over looks the prettiest
Carolina, in the noted Thermal
l with Its own private drives,
a mountain springs, 10 to 16
her choice fruits, good keepers
rith private baths, sleeping
g that it takes to make a
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hat can begin to describe this
vith its beautiful surroundings.
Peak in the most prominent,
he weary, a health giving locaime
seeker and p'easure hunter
stern North Ci . lina that will
3 Ideal Mouma.ii Paradise. A
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it the Able need asa 10 see, iei
g this at a sacrifice on terms.
estigate, Nuff sed.
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