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THURSDAY AUGUST 5, 1926
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I: SUNNY VIEW
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Wie sure are having the rain
in this section at this time.
A large crowd attended Sunday
School at Cooper Gap Sunday.
John Taylor of Chimney Rock,
spen tt,he ween-end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Taylor.
We were glad to have some of,
the Mill Spring young men with us
at the 11. V. 1'. U. meeting at Cooper
R Gap Sunday. i
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Mr. Joe and ttay wainci
t this section Sundav.
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A crowd of our old fashion people (
went horseback riding Sunday. They ,
report a nice trip. ,
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Maiiyy Luc and Minnie Lynch ^
visited Lucille Taylor Sunday.
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There sure was a nice baptising [ i
at (lie river just below the dam, 1
Saturday evening. Tltey were from c
the Haptist church of Mill Spring. f
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Missi* t'elecn _ and Ethel Stepp. ft
Mr. Joe Whiteside and Dewill Helton v
was out riding Sunday. a
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Mrs. Dovie Lypch, spent Saturday v
night with her parents, Mr. and J
* Mrs. N. 10. Williams. h
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The two Mr.' I'ools were called a
home Sunday night to see their p
father who is very sick. b
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Terrel Taylor, Fairis Laughter, fi
Curtis Grown. Odel Dimsdale and
Wilburn Gibbs left (his place for tl
Raleigh, on Saturday. July 25, where b
they have a position with the Elect- S
rical Construction Co.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wilson of g
Rills Creek visited Mrs. Wilson's p
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parents sunuay, i?u. ?uu ....... ... t)
S. Gibbs. * a
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Rorn to Mr. and Mrs. Claud Williams
a boy. I,
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Mr. Ernest Gibbs, of Mill Spring. ^
passed through this place Saturday, j.
We hope that he will come again. w
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GREEN'S CREEK J
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Ten Commandments," which was
given at the stjhool building Satur- jj
day night was much enjoyed by all. c
Enough was realized from admission
fees to defray the expenses of this a
fine show with some overplus. We
think all who attended were more j(
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was so expensive to produce,
which we were permitted to use on g
such reasonable terms, rnose wno i f
failed to see this production missed e
something worth while. c
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Mr. K. II. Lancaster, of Sandy r.
Springs attended church at Green's a
Creek Sunday.
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Mr. Gus Miller, who has spent sev- 0
eral months at Akron, Ohio, anti s
other northern points is spending his c
vacation with' his parents, Mr. and j
Mrs. K. N. Miller. c
Messrs. E. C. Hines of v
Hines Motor Co.. and C. Edwin
Ilines, made a business trip to
Charlotte Friday.
Mr. Dewey Jackson has returned
to Charlotte, after a few days visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Jackson.
Mr. Willie Sperlin has returned
from the hospital at Kutherfordton,
N. C., where he spent some time
following an operation for appendicitis.
He is improving steadily, and
we hope will soon be well again.
Mrs. W. T. Head spent Sunday
afternoon with her stater, Mrs. Bud
Hines.
S. L. Hines and son Ernest made
a busioess trip to Landrum, Columbus,
and other points last Friday.
Miss Edith Miller, who has typhoid
is reported as doing well, we
hope she will soon be entirely recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McDowel of 1
riendersonvill, N. C., were week-end
visitors at the home .of Mrs. McDowell's
parents. Mr. and Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Branscombe.
Miss Annie Davis has returned
from Wake Forest College wbere
she attended Summer School.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Proser, ot
Spartanburg, S. C., spent Sunday
with Mrs. Proser's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. M. It. Giles.
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v. Misses Estelle Steadman, Edna
! Blackwood, and Pauline Miller have
returned from Summer School at
Rock Hill, S. C.
TT S fionato roarhofl on atrreftTYlATlt
to postpone the rivers and harbors
bill until December, thus to be sure
that by that time the bill will be
as cold as the rivers and harbors.
The proper hour tor a wedding
"breakfast" is not till one o'clock In
the afternoon. Of course lovesick
H? t * people don't eat anyway, but It's
pretty hard on the parents.
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OUR CLUB TOUR f
TO SPARTANBURG L
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Oil the first Monday in August at
11:30 a. m. four school busses of
Polk County Club gicls and boys
pulled out of Columbus and headed
for Spartanburg on an educational j
lour of Spartanburg County. There j
were sixty-eight including club
members, chaperones, and drivers. I
Tfie first bus wag driven by Jacob
Cobb and chaperoned by Miss Vadah
McMurray and Mr. Artz, the second i
bus was driven by Theo. Edwards j
and chaperoned by Misses Dalton j
and Edgerton of Mill Springs, tne a
third bus was driven by Lloyd I
Wesbrook and chaperhoned by Miss f
Mary Camp and Mr. Archie Feagan,
ihe fourth bus was driven by Rensy
Hines and chaperoned by our Home
\gent, Miss Holderbaum.
The first stop was made at SVver I
Spring Park, just arcross the state
ine, where dinner, with ice-cold lem>nade
was enjoyed. The second
itop was made at the Shamrock
tayon Mill, Landrum. Mr. Mallory,
he owner, and his assistants were
ery kind in showing us through REi
nd explaining how artificial silk is
tade. The next place we visited bur
as the farm of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. fiel
'urpin, Gramlln. We were very T
ospitably received and enjoyed very moi
nich their treat consisting of cider io i
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nd peacnes. uur iicai B.i/fi>iub
lace was Wofford College, Spartan- ly
urg, where through the courtesy of thui
ie officials we were given rooms pow
ee of charge. "y
AH of our meals were taken at as
ie Southern Dining Room run by con
y Miss McWhorter, on North Dean
treet.
After supper that evening the enre
party went to the Rex Theatre, |
here they sof, "Keeper of the s^0
lees", also, avery interesting com- jjjS|
dy, "What is the World Coming or(j
>?" Both pictures, to say the least 0f
fforded much pleasurable enjoy- Cor
lent. bui
On Tuesday morning soon after
reakfast we drove out to the Glennrood
Farm of which Mr. W. S.
llenn is owner. There we saw many "fn
ine Jersey cattle. One of the cows jo
re saw had a record of 17,000 Tr:
ounds of mijk In a year. After or<
lis visit we started back toward
" -(nnhiiro anH tf\r ftlO TlPTt hOIlT 1 I rr
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'e busily engaged In tranvers- gn(
lg the Spartan Cotton Mills. del
We saw cotton^ In all stages?in
le raw state, in thread and in the
loth.
The next stop was a very enjoyble
one, the Hub City Ice Cream
o? the manufacturers of Frostkist
^ cream. We saw the packing,
When dinner was over we left
Ipartanburg again, but for good this
>n the way we stopped at the Southrn
Railway Shops, where we were
ordially received by Mr. Johnson,
he superintendent. This is the only
ailway shop of Its kind In the
outh.
The trip home was without event
mportant enough to mention, tuveryne
reported a happy trip and an intructive
one, one that will be remmbered
a long time. Each successve
stop Beemed to vie with the last
ine in making us feel weloome.
The names of the Club members
vho took the trip are:
Woodrow Hauge, Ellen Hague, i
talph Smith, James Ormond, Clar- j
ince Smith John Williams, Ruby
raHant, Grace Waldrop, Clyde Wilon,
Zeno Green, Exie Thompson,
Srleen Edwards, Nellie Lynch, Nanlie
Sue Withesides, Elsie Champion,
lessie Helton, Lloyd Waldrop, Geo.
libbs, Joe Dajton, Myrtle Stepp,
>eola Taylor, Oehler Newmab, Eveyn
Cole, Frances Camp, Pauline
iVestbrook, Myrh Feagan, Ocle Henlerson,
Bessie Henderson, Woodrow
iVilkins, Velnia Steadman, Herbert
Page, Ray Watson, Fred Powell,
Elizabeth Anderson, Keith Arledge,
3tho Swain, Kyle Feagan, Tench
White, Knox Womack, Irene Giles,
Madge White, Meredith White,
Irace Smith, Andrew Cowan, Morris
Summey, Virginia Pearson, Eloise
Cobb, Ruth Cobb and Emma Kathjrlne
Cobb.
The Commerce Department re
porta there is now one automobile to
every 71 persons in the world. Since
a good many even our flivvers seem
to carry the quota undoubtely the
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New Golf Handicap
Quit* Interesting
One Of the DMt BUUBUal
handicap proposals la the history
of golf baa bow presented
to tb? Elroralde Golf dub (Portland,
?ro.,) handicap coramlttoe
bp Arthur K. Tronholm.
chairmen of that committee.
Aoeordlng to tha plan, playon
would start out on even
btrme bat the winner of the drat
koto would giro his opponent
one stroke on the second holt.
If the winner of the trot hole
ropoats on the second one, then
he grants his opponent two
strtikes on the third hole.
In Trenholsj^ opinion this
method of ascertaining handicaps
would make for better golf
and more Interesting matches.
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ning plants in the great Southern
ds.
'ha public thereby is assured of
re reliable sources of power, due
the fact that the high water perion
the several water sheds rarecomes
at the same time. It will
s be possible to use one set of
rer houses to their utmost capacas
long as their flood period
s,- and then to use another water
tes on.
NOTICE
Ve have purchased the entire
ck of goods and fixtures conting
of drugs and merchandise
linarily cairied by drugstores,the
Tryon Pharmacy, and will
iduct a drug store in the same
Iding formerly occupied by the
the Tryon Pharmacy, under
i name and style of Tryon Drug
mpanv. All accounts due the
kon Pharmacy should be paid
it; all of the obligations of the
^on Pharmacy are to be paid i
?ettled by the said corporation.
have assumed noneof theob- {
ations of the Tryon Pharmacy |
1 are not liable for any of its I
)ts.
THE TRYON DRUG CO. |
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* IvJorehead City, N. C., And Wilmington (Wrightsville
t Beach ), N. C. August 14th and 15th, Same Good On All " j
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+ Limit To Keacn uriBWin k,l<" "**e
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j. Andrew s J...., $17.00 |j
t Wad; Mtn j 14.00 %
* Brevard ....: 16.50
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* Brvson Citv 16.50 ?
t Canton 15.50 +
* Ilcndersonville 16.00 +
* Murphy i 17.00 %
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Hudsons
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?er-Six Qreatly Improved
assis and New Bodies
utiful new Hudsons?the Sedan,
and the Coach?overshadow all the
r-Sixes of the past. New bodies?^new
n beauty, performance and comfort.
ire striking and distinctive in appear1
is a triumph of body quality, comfort
dvantage. Kach is mechanically-at the
:s value and reliability.
:han 11 years the patented Super-Six
as given outstanding performance and
o over 850,000 owners.
experience and vast production have
>out not only a much finer car in
:ular, hut also have neulted in econoinufacture
and distribution that give
ice and value.
Hudsons are commanding a greater
lan any preceding model because they
y previous achievement of our history.
Equipment Includes: Automatic Windshield Cleaner,
v Mirror, Transmission Lock (built-in), Radiator
Moto Meter, Combination Stop and Tail Light.
:OACH - - - *1195
BROUGHAM *1495
assenger SEDAN - * - $1595
F. O. B. Detroit, Plus War Excite Tax
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SPORT DRESSES H
VOILE AND COTTON' I)i:i;.ssps H
$69.50 dresses-now
$59.50 ?BEssEi-Now $ J
$49.50 ?res"" J
$39.50 ,mEssKs-N?u' <
$29.50 dresses-now {|A
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$19.50 DRESSE"N0W ]]
$15.00 ?resses-now Sjl
$10.95 dresses-now jjl
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Bathing Suits - Reduced I
ENTIRE STOCK
Children's Dresses - Reduce?
ENTIRE STOCK
"Dix-Make" Dresses - ReductB
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