THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
Georgia Press
Meeting
-Special Train Will Be In
Biltmore Sept. 27th
With Members
MA Y FEATURES PUNNED
ASHEYIGLE. N. C. Septembfr?
The people of fliis community aro
looking forward with great deal of
interest to the forthcoming visit of
the Georgia Press Association on
September 27 and 28.
Entertainment committees ar*
i busily engaged in arranging a ?oi>
tinuous round of pleasure as a partial
expression of the good will and
cordiality existing between the
States of Georgia and North Carolina.
The special irain bearing the delegation
is scheduled to arrive at
lliltniore station. Asheville, on the
morning of September 27, and will
remain parked tw'o days during
which time th,> party will be the
guests of Kenilworth inn. Roscoe
Marvel, Manager of the hotel and
President of the Appalachian Scenic
Highway, states that he has arranged
for the newspaper men to be
busy each jind every minute while
under his roof. The press banquet
arranged for the evening will be an
elaborate one.
The Camber of "Commerce and various
civic organizations are planning
'many forms of entertainment
and sightseeing trips to nearby interesting
points in honor of tho visitors.
A trip to the lookout on Sunset
Mountain will be given ho affor4
a view of the city of Asheville. A
"o-in ho taken around
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Beaver Lake, where bathing beauties
will complete in a swimming contest.
Mayor John H. Catbey will conduct
the newspaper men through the
city Recreation Park, where various
amusements, including the Zoo, may
be seen. The party will then proceed
to the City Golf links, which
when completed will be one of the
finest municipally owned golf courses
in Ant erica. Expert* have already
pronounced ihis course one containing
unnsaully unique hazards in the
realm of golf.
On the .morning of the 27 the
party wi]j be taken in charge by
President Lucius B. Morse of Chlmne.v
Rock Mountains. Inc., for a days
entertainment in the famous Lake I
Lure region. Busses will transport
the party over the new state scenic
highway N'o. 20. a distance of twen*
five miles, and a trip> made to the
top of the famous monolith, Chimney
Rock. After a climb to Pulpit
Rock, the Opera Box and a brief
visit to Moonshiners Cave luncheon
will bt. serv. d at the Cliff Dwellers
Cafe, pearc rd high upon the side of j
the mountain.
Puritn,' tli> afternoon a visit will
be made to the ?ite of tha mutlple j
arch >pe i f concrete dam under I
enm-iiuctinn, and which is HO per- !
cent complete. It is 104 feet high [
end designed to back water mora J
than five miles, and have & shore
line of twenty-seven miles. Around |
this shore line is now goimkforward
the building of a great mountkinlake
resort project. It Is expected
that the dam will be closed and the
waters beigin to form Lake Lure In
sufficient volume by September 27
that it may b# possible to arrange
snme sort of a celebration marking
this historical period, and in which
ceremony it is desired that the
Georgia newspaper men may participate.
President Morse is extreanely
anxious that this be possible, In
view of the fact thijt 4 number of
Georgians are interested in the project,
and that the resort when once
formed will afford a recreation point
for people of Eastern America and
particularly Georgia, South Carolina,
Florida and North Carolina.
RoBt-oe ^Marvel has prepared for
the visitors an elaborate ball at the
Kenilworth Inn, especially In honbr
of the ladies with the party. The
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commodious In Ashevllle. V The Kenilworth
Inn is one of the largest and
most elaborately furnished hotels In
Western North Carolina and has a
widespread reputation for Its cuisine.
It is situated at the top of a
high plateau which rises directly
above the Swannanoa River. The
site or Kenilworth is completely encircled
by the Appalachian. Mouns
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taina, which form the route of thb
i Appalachian Scenic Highway follow)
iag the mountain ridge practically >
from Canada t0 the Gulf via Ashe-.
vile and Atlanta. The central link
of a hundred twenty-five mlela from
'Asheville to murphy in this route
was recently paved. Its completion
was celebrated last week by a joint
I meeting of Georgians and Carolinians
at Murphy, i The members of
(he Georgia Press Association will
be given a rids over & portion of |
(his scenic route while In Asheville.
Mr. Marvel is alson President of the '
Appalachian Scenic Highway. His |1
brother, Joseph Marvel, now at Lake
George, New Kork, advises that he j
ill will
I be Georgia visitors and renew ac
viualntaaces with many of those he ,
I has kown during his thirty-eight I
years In the hotel business. I
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This magnificent bronze by Harriett
Frlshmuth Is on display in the Palace
f Fine Arts at the Sesqui-Centennlal
, International Exposition In Phlladel- \
phla where the 150th anniversary ol
the signing of the Declaration of Inde- ! \
pendence la being celebrated. This Is H
bat one of the many gorgeous and
beautlfnl things to be seen in the fine
Arts exhibit Famous artists from all
parts of the world have sent their |
pointings, etchings and scupltures to
Philadelphia to be exhibited durini
the exposition, which continues until 1
December L I
RALEIGH, N. C.? The recent fail- '
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the present capital iesue laws and j
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tMP POLK COUNTY NEWS
CLAUDE BALLENGER Jpolk county club
OFF FOR GREAT HUNT to meet Tuesday
IN KENTUCKY; at mimosa hotel
C. W. Ballanger and a party of The reRular meeting of the Polk>
friends left Friday night for (he Coun.y CJub wl? be he,d Tuesday ;
state of Kentucky for an extensive nlght at the Mjmosa Hotel. Judge.
hunting trip that wi'l carry them VVebb, who is now ho'ding court at
many miles before returning home. Coiumbus has' been invited to attend
A complete camping outfit mounted and it is hoped that will accept the
on a Dodge truck was included In InvltaMon to attend his Important
the paraphernalia and nlne fine fox 1 meeting.
logs wore also carried along for! The officials hope lhat a good
the chase. It has been stated from J crowd will l?p present as many im.m
authori lve source that foxes ' P?rtant matters wilj he up for conwill
ba quite scarce when the vener- i ^deration. \
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wtth ip* trip. i RBAD^THE POLK COUNTY NKWS.
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I On Warrior Mountain |
| overlooking |
| Valhalla Valley |
| pflR THE most Reticular home seek- |
r er, a summer or winter home that
t over looks the prettiest sections of Wes- |
f tern North Carolina in the noted Tlier- $
mal P>elt just out from Tryon with jts
t ow n private drives, its own water supply *
t from Mountain Springs, twenty acres in $
| Graces and other tir e fiuits, vood keep- +
I c-r's quarters, 10 room home with private |
jj baths, sleeping porches and just the I
l; things that it takes to mak<' a mountain *
? borne convenient. |
There is not a poet that can begin to di - +'
I scribe this wonderlul Mountain home +
I with its beauiiful surroundings, situaitd
j; on this particular peak in the most prom- *
? inate place, a resting f lace lor the <
i weary, i health giving location for the %
; sick, for the home seeker and picnsinr *
hunter there is not a place in Western
i North Carolina that u i l t eg in to com\
pare with this Ideal Mounta.n Paradise. -1
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[ need ask to see, let us show you, we are |
;; 'offering this at a sacrifice on lern s. <
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CokfuTIticn in Words
Ore . - fee"; into the market to buy a motor
r e today is naturally confused.
1 : lias read the words besfand greatest so often
that they have ceased to be convincing. Where
:>!; is be st, he reflects, there can be no best.
Thousand -de liar cars have been described to him
in ten-thousand dollar language. And vice versa. r
He finds himself the target in a war of adjectives;
the helpless victim in a gigantic competition
of words.
And so he is forced to rely on chance?the advice
of friends?or his own limited experience.
Dodge Brothers, Inc., have never participated
in this verbal competition.
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Tney are content with the position they have
long maintained in the far more vital competition
cf honest value. '
They have continued steadily to improve their
product, not only In comfort and beauty, but
basically?beneath the body and hood where
fundamental values lie.
Yet they have not unduly stressed each betterment
^hat has marked the steady progress of
uicu muior car toward a higher perfection.
And when economic conditions or greater sales
have permitted them to reduce prices without
reducing quality, they have announce^ the fact
without excessive emphasis.
Unexaggerated truth is not spectacular. But in
the long run, implicit public confidence has
been Dodge Brothers reward, and this they
propose to preserve forever by continuing
to build just a little better than they tell.
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C. W. BALLENGER MOTOR XO.
TRYON, N. C.
Dodge- Brothers
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The Marble game at Cross Keys j
N. ,C.( was played Saturday 4. Holleytield
and Shehan played White An lnteri
side and Weaver. Hollyfleld and She- celved trot
han won the two' first seven, White- Manager ft
sides and Weaver won the last ^System, wh
seven. The championship is still in Pa.
the hands of Whitesides and Weaver j Mr. Lanl
who now will take in more territory, great soutl
v nct Twnn vear
We will play any ooay ju rw?
Three best in five Saturday Sept. 12 larger lake
3 p. m. at Cross K6ya. N. C. | jje wr{tet
There was a large-crowd to see 0f the tow
who would win out and take part in owns prop*
I he games. It was flne to see old and is verj
folks enjoy themselves. The crowd jty. The
numbered fifty wtih some of the from his If
oldest gentle'ment in the Community Jnst one
presen. Mrs. S. B. Jackson, My M tbere tbe j
A. Cornwell, W. M. Barnett, H. E b eyen a
Flynn, David Hall, Elbert Hub- beeQ great
bard Hall, Tom Steadman, J. D. project whi
Backwell, W. S. Jackson, Mr. Hardin j ghall ce
Sam Fagan, Roy Bridges and a large t0 glye La]
number of the young folks whose October
names will bfe given at next game, j _
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READ POLK COUNTY NEWS erty again.
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There's a "Stag" dealer near yot
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lern poet who lived in l?i 1
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following is a paragraph j1 VpJ m,
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year ago when I was Q I U| I
project looked very good, Mffifj B
dream could not have
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rtalnly make It a point 1 { eM IMI
lier a visit which will be r'JM
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when he visits his prop-1 b
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