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be physically unfit for school work
were it not for this committee. In
cooperation with other P. T. A's of
?e country, an effort is being made
;o obtain a county school nurse.
The lunch committee was very successful
in having this department put
on a paying basis this year. Hot
lunches were served during the cold
mouths. Ice creahi, milk and crackers
during the warm weather. This
committee raised funds and provided
free lunches for 20 under-nourished
children during the whole school
term.
The library committee reported
over 1,900 books in the school library.
The library will be kept open during
the vacation weeks for the benefit or
the children. A vacation reading club
will be formed and diplomas given to
those meeting the requirements.
The ways and means committee reported
about $250 proceeds from a
birthday party, a Valentine supper,
and a rummage sale.
The social committee has made tne
meetings of the association very delightful
affairs by providing tea at
most of the meetings. At the beginning
of the school term a reception
was given for the teachers, which
was well attended and enjoyed by
all. A party was given at the Mill
Community House; also lunch was
served at the County Teachers' meeting.
The entertainment committee assisted
in many ways to get the parents
interested in the work, inviting
them to the meetings and making
them feel welcome.
The program committee provided a
delightful program at each meeting.
The publicity committee has been
very helpful in keeping the P" T. A.
before the public and advertising the
meetings.
The needs committee reported a
playground slide had been bought for
the primary grades. Several small
sums have been spent for equipmeni
in the various grades. Three sets of
supplementary readers have been
bought; also a new school victrola.
The association is very proud 01
the fact that it has helped the Tryon
School to become a standard school.
More than $300 has been spent by the
P. T. A. for the school this year, ana
, the moral support it has given the
faculty has been of even greater ben
ent.
New officers for the coming year
are as follows: Mrs. Doubleday, 1
president; Mrs. Rion, vice president;
Miss Mills, secretary; Mrs. Sayre,
treasurer.
Smithfleld, N. C., May' 26.?Included
in the first bus load of people from
this section which recently went to
Lake Lure in Western North Caro-1
lina. were representative citizens from |
Smithfield, Raleigh, Tarbero ana
Rocky Mount. Mrs. S. B. Jones or j
this city conducted the trip, and an j
passengers reported a delightful educational
tour.
The party from here upon their return
reported rapid developments going
forward at Lake Lure, notable
among which Is the Lake Lure Inn,
a hundred-room hotel which will he
ready for occupancy within a few
weeks, md the mammoth dam which
is being constructed at a rapid rate.
The highway department is now
constructing State Highway No. 20
through the Chimney Rock estate as
a scenic roadway on the crest of the
mountain range 100 feet higher up
than the present route which goes
along the banks of the Rocky Broad
River and which will soon be inunHatpH
hv thp wafpfs nf tho hip- nip.am
I ure resort lake.
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tract to sell this beautifully developed I
property owned by Julian Calhoun, II
called "The Ridgeway." An attract- I
ive field office has just been finished ]
and is located on one of the pretty , I
sites of the property. The work of 11
street construction is moving forward j I
at a fast rate. The property is lo- JI
cated on the hard-surface highway, I
and commands magnificent views. The I
fact that the property is owned and I
developed by Mr. Julian Calhoun is I
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Plans for Various Improvements Are I
Under Way.
The plans for parks, wading pools
and various improvements are well 4
under way, which will make this de- I
velopment a credit to this section 01 I
the country. The lots offered for sale I
are very spacious, and that is the I
great attractive .feature of this sub- I
division. It is easily accessible to f
the city proper, and isj located almost I
exactly ha'lf way between Tryon ano I
Landrum.
To Operate De Luxe Busses From |l
South Carolina Cities.
The Thermal Belt Development I
Company, Inc., plans to operate a j I
fleet of De Luxe basses from various [ I
South Carolina cities to acquaint the I
people of that section of the wonder- I
ful possibilities offered to the investor I
and homeseeker alike. Mr. Kelly will j I
be in charge of the field office, and f r
will be glad to explain every feature !j
of the property. II
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peerless residential colonies In West- j I
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Improvements Moving Forward at a I
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Much time aud money are being i I
spent in this development. All city- [ I
conveniences and many other !m- J
provements that when finished will !
represent many thousands of dollars. '
The men back of the Country Club j
Estates include many of North Caro- [
iina's foremost business men?men '
who have made a success of their j
respective lines, and men who have
visioned the future in store for West-(
irn North Carolina. !
Sales of Property Show That Public
Is Greatly Interested.
The recent sales that have been 1
made of these homesites prove conclusively
that the people fully realtze '
the advantages offered in this sun-1 .
division. Another great feature Is the jf
wide, spacious thoroughfares and the j r\
generous size of the lots that are of- j
fered for sale. This alone has given ]
the property a great sendoff from the
very start. The officials state tha* I
great things can be expected from I
this new mountain colony, and a? I
last as work will permit these Improvements
will go forward
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a warranty deed
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