THURSDAY NOVEMBER 4. 1926
Success Of Party Great
.Co? ir.u--.ri From Pago 1)
i-u'ity ('?> .* missioners. S: earns. 81;
. ,< ! y, S1: l.radio', 289; Thompson,
2S9.
Mills Spring Township
House of Kopr- sentatives, 126;
Smith, 13'.". For Clerk of Superior
(' i:: i. r! dg - i '5; Carson, 137.
S';er 0' Mr irland. 125; Westn.-ook,
I "2. F >, Tax Collector, Willi
ins. 145, Newman, 128. For Register
of Deeds. Hague, lGu; Jaekson,
J15. For Commissioner, Stearns,
i25, Jolley. 134. Bradley, 142;
Thompson, 125.
Greens Creek Township
For Housp of Representatives, Lit-,
<i? 34.r>: Smith. 274. For Clerk of
Superior Court. Arledge, 338; Car,
sou. 282. For Sheriff. McFarland,
321. West brook, 305. For Tax Collec- I
tor, Wilkins, 350; Newman, 264. For
Koitisttr of Deeds, Ilauge, 314; Jackson.
253. Fo Commissioner, Stearns,
3." 2; Jolley. 30".; Bradley, 26(1;
Thompson, 262.
Tryon Township Figures
For member of I louse of Repre-I
sentaiives. \V. F. I.ittle, Democrat.!
GST; John T. Smith. Republican, |
25.">. For Clerk of Superior Court.
John A. Arledge, Democrat. t>13; H.
II. Carson, 23S. For Sheriff, Robert
McFarland. GIG: \V. D. Westbrook.
204. For Tax Collector, W.
V. Wilkins. Democrat. 672; Ralph
Newman. Republican, 202. For Reg^
ister of Deeds, W. M. Hague,. Demo- |
crat. GG6: Furman Jackson, Repub. :
lican. 211. For Coroner; R. B. William,
Democrat. GIG; James L.
Smith. Republican. 22S. For Survey- j
or. W. 0. Green. Democrat, 63S:
Marvin Edwards. Republican, 20S. I
For County Commissioners, W. H.
Scams. Democrat. 669: C. A. Jolley.
G!t>: C. R. BradUy. Republican.
219: Walter Thompson, 219.
For Justice of Peace in Tryon
Township
James M Butler. 097; Wayne
Creasman. G97; James Early. '697. P.
N. Hood, 228. For Constable, Tom
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Itevail. US. : \\ . n. i Jinn, -_o.
Saluda Township
For House of Representatives, I.it.
tie. lso; Smith. -41. For County
Clerk, Arleciu-1. ITU; Carson. 2dS.
For Shi riff. MeFurlaini. Ifi3. Westbrook.
2t>o. For Tax Col'ector. Wilkins,
ir.2: Newman. 271 For Register
of Deeds. Hague. 1*2: Jackson,
227. For Commissioners. Stearns,
17": .toll y. !H: Rradlev, 211:
Thomp?on. 22s. Th so wi re the Sa.
luda figures u it1 2:20 p. ml Wednesday
afternoon.
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V, o ! hooting and
;,.om throwing mar
: mictions in w. n. c.
i T o !> jr .frays, s veral, fist
'i.; i c liiMV.-i:are rent'.
i ?<: it .1 ? rsl !a North
(' ro in; C'lHnl . as the result of
!i i'oil ' uerd.iy.
W'.i;k : Breed V-.'. Democratic
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I judge of elector: ' J: n connj
Iv, is in Brivard hospital suffer,
ins; front five woulds as the result i
of an argument with .lint Bryson, I
a iu|)uotis .ii of absentee ballotts
at < { Jackson polling place.
Bryson, said to have been slightly
wounded himself, in the affray,
is being sought by the police as
i the man who fired the shots at j
Breed love. The election judge will
r. cover. hospital attaches state uo- (
less complications set in.
Pot'owing a meeting of represenI
tative citizens this morning a reward j
f $.r>(HI was offered fur [lie a pin c- |
hrn.sicn of llle parties guilty of
throwing a bomb in Hrevard yester- j
jday. 'r11 .plosion occurred di
ivc.ly in front of Kepuliliean head. J
[ipiarters. and shattered windows
on hoth sides of th street, practi-!
rally d tnolishing a parked antomo-1
lii'e. .Mayor C. \V. W'hiimire is
head of ;i committee which is int
vestigating the boinh.throwing, and j
an. sts are expi cted soon.
Samu: 1 Owen, shot yesterday, it
is alleged, when he sought to in!
rveno in an election argument near
a polling place in Glouchestcr town-;
shit). Trr'.r sj Ivania coun y will re-'
cover. II r i-civ. d wo-.inds in the1
hand and leg. as ;l result, it is re. j
ported, of an attempt to fffwrest
por.id. of a;: attempt a wrcs a!
pisot froi tli hands of Sylvnnus
Met'all. who has 1 n arrested and
!".!? d in jail a'. I5r- vard.
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Mr. Owen is ;>n of the leading j
pni.licr.ns of - 11.. ntv. and
of die r ; (. . of d""d?. The
con;est in Transylvania were un-:
usually heated.
No otie was injured in the tdast !
| at lirevitrd ulthou It a c rov. d was
standing .near the spot receiving,
(lection f' ^rnfi and several n;Arrowing
escaped.
I CITY H AS NEW OFFK'E |
, FOR I'AYJNG HII.LS
Th Town of Trvon offices are I
: now located in lh.- o'd town h ill
i building, whcri* the payiu-m of all
ii-itv hills will h made. Mr. Rippy is
i
'ia rh: ift, of 4ho new office, and
|all (it-, hil's can tnw he paid at
i this otii. . A large safe lias been
ipurchased where all o fthe important
' paiwrs of the city will It,, kept The
now arrangement will l> a groat
( nvenience to those having business
with the city.
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Farmers fr
efits that hav
opportunity ir
VETCH will *
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The Polk (
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the VETCH (
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j Presbyterians Celebrate N
: Professor W. Shilletter and Mris.
L. Berry Give Sound Advice.
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Mss. Loris W. Preston arrangec
a fine progr.m of World Tamperanct
Sunday October at the town thea
r.' where the Presbyterians art
| w shipping prior to holding servict
in their prospective church building
Professor Schilletter opened th(
,: tig; am with -'The Evil of Strong
Drink" giving a splendid address un
der three heads?Body?Mind?Char
acter. H0 spoke of indegestion, lea
sened capacity for work and othei
deleterious effects on the body. H<
referred to tests in Yale collge or
subjects to whom one and two table
spoonsful of liquor were respectivelj
anualyzed and by who answers werr
given to mathamatical problems
ehow'ing different ability in handling
the same, due to differences in doses
administered. The spirit of fighl
was cited as the first characteristic
of one addicted to drink.
Master Warrengton Preston recited
the Golden Text "At the Lasl
it Riteth Like a Serpant and Sting
cth Like an Adder."
"I.earning to be temperate" dem
o'istrated by two Bible Text, b>
Miss Betty MacGarland, and Mist
Mildred Fife.
"Control of the Appetite"
Junior topic, was most clearly and
beautifully' presented by Mrs. A. L
Berry, Bible c^ass tfeocher. iTexl
"Know ye not that they which run
iu a race run all, but one recelveth
the prize? So run, that ye may ob
tain."
She referred to the long race the?
little one would have to run anc
advised them to yield all t0 Christ
while they were little, now so thai
at tli end they would receive the
crown of life eternal.
Miss Inez Caldwell recited a little
sketch on "Daniel who refused Kiiif
N't bucliadnezzar's wine and tool
water instead, becoming niucl
healthier and handsomer than thost
who drank liquor.
Temperance echoes from God'i
word were recited by Miss Mart
McFarland. Miss Bertha Williami
an,i Master Walter Newman.
Kffects of alchohol in the form o
wo testimonies were rendered b;
Miss Kdith Preston and Maste
Pavi,| (' t'dwell.
Yield Not to Temptation," ant
"Touch Noi th(. Cup" were suni
The cutest little piece on the pre
cram was the' "Best Drink" by Mis
Lillian Thompson, which completei
'he program.
Imagine ino'er asking for- a fiv
day week!
, READ THE POLK CO. NEWS
'! the ^
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om many section o
e been derived fror
i the entire countr
greatly help attain
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bounty Bank and T
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campaign in this sec
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POLK COUNTY NEWS
, Methodist Rally at l"
! Church, October 31.
Mrs. P. G. Morris presented an excellent
program at Methodist church
I Sunday October 31.
t I Mrs. J. P. "BJack spoke first "why s
'|we observe World Temperance Sun- *
Iday and what it means." The word
'' prohibition was brought to the level J
; of the child, and for several min-1
' j tries much was said winding up *'
^ I with the wish of little children on v
' jforeign lands to come to America, "
I the nearest spot to heaven.
I A dramatic touch was given when
I Mrs. Jones, started up "Wind the|c
^ I Ribbon Round the Nations of Our 0
I God" t0 th9 tune of "Battle Hymn
of the Republic," and the audience
r joined in heartily. 11
Miss Ruth Cressman recited the
' golden text "at the last it biteth flke
a serpent and stingeth like an ad- a
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de." ..
' Mr. W. W. C'reasman followed with
' an explanation of /thetext.
: Miss Margaret Kerhulas read the
lesson text, Prov. 23, 29, 35. t
Miss Frances Stackhouse, Master s
Sam Cawthery and Caroll Leonard, '
rooted in a very manly style. A
unique original address was
given hy Master Leroy Lipscomb. I
Miss Katherine Jones did well d
11 with a girls' testimony and Master a
J Gerard Lipsccmb a hoys' testimony
as to the effects of alcohol.
' Plans for teaching the young in (
' Teni!eprance was charmingly given j
' by Mrs. Stackhouse.
' Sorrow, sin and suffering of ln1
temperances by Mr. Gerard Lipscomb
was thoroughly appreciated.
A well written Essay Need Thou"
1 by Miss E. Ford was next on the
j program. A song "Work for en'!
forcemeat where you are" to the '
I tune of "Urighten the corner where
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I you are was well rendered by Mrs.
Jones' class, audience joining in
' I chorus.
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Mrs. Mackay gave a few minutes J
'to alignment.
| ! Rev. J. F. Mack with his usual .
'[pertinent remarks, held his audience
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! In close and earnest aueiuiun, auu .
' close,! with the benediction.
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9, TOURIST ARRIVING |
f! MUCH EARLIER
t\ THIS SEASON
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! ThP arrival of many tourists in :
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j j Trvon for the falj and winter sea5
j sons, is unusually early according to |
i- some of the older residents of j
s | this section. Many of the hotel. Inns !1
fl'an,j boarding houses state that they j
I have already made many reserva- 1
j tions for the late fall and winter j
e j months, which looks lige a banner ;
season for Tryon and Polk County, h
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READ THE POLK CO. NEWS
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lelp Poc
f the country have bi
n the sowing of VET1
y to become a most
this goal.
uy The Si
us F.lercai
'vncf mmr r\-F
X UUt UUllipallJ y V^VJJ
irmersof this section i
:tion of the country.
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LYNN NEWS
The Mountain Paig Baptist church
ave a grand singing at Lynn, N. C.
iaptist Church Sunday, was enjoyed
y all who attended.
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Mr. Gray Thompson and family are
<oving to Canton, N. C. We are always
very sorry to loose our good~
leiphbora.
Mr. Green of Saluda who has pura.".;od
Mr. Thompson's house will
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Mrs. Pearl Go wans of .Greer, S. C.,
3 visiting relatives in Lynn, N. C.
The people of Lynnn, N. C., who
ttended the Spartanburg fair said
i was much better than last year's
air.
Mr. J. T. Lawrence's little daugh
l-monl s n?
er Dicy Lawrence 01 iuu?u? ? ?, .
in nt the week-end with Mr. and
Irs. McCall. . ,
Mr. W. C. Dedman, Montgomery
tedman and,W. L. Gault, spent Sunlay
with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gault,
t Forest City, N. C.
Mr. C. N. Kunkle, and Mr.. Lee
Jnderwood, motored to Ashlville,
Sunday. '' " |
Mrs. David Swan is ill at this ,
rriting
Miss Nellie Dedman is out of
ichooj this week sick. But is im>roving
fast.
,ET'S ALL GO!
LETS GO WHERE!
To Columbus Saturday evenjng
'Cov. 13, at 8 o'clock. Cork will be
<ing and the chorus girls will sing.
Everybody in Columbus is waiting
n tear and trembling to know what
lokes the end-men are going to
>ul! on them.
Two of the most enjoyable fea>lures
of the evening will be songs
iv "Little Naughty Pickannies" and
Id limt. favorites by the "Boll-Wee
rir quartet.
Everbody come to the minstrel,
you'll regret it if" you miss It.
W. C. T. U.
Mrs. P. G. Morris and her subcommittee
Mrs. I,ois W. Preston of
Presbyterian church Mrs. L. Avant
Congregational church. Mrs. W. Y.
Wilkins, Raptist church and Mrs.
P. \V. Kitrell Episcopal church deserve
great credit for their enthusiastic
work on World Temperance
Sunday.
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jen quick to realize
CH. Polk County hi
prosperous agricu
eed at C<
itile Com
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lumous nave Dougn
it cost, in order to 1
GET YOURS TOT
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FARMERS MAY GET VETCH |n? ~ 8
I ION Ftp
SEED AT COUNTY STORES |\
A good deal of Interest has been :
shown bd Polk County farmers in i .
the Vetch Campaign that Is being
conducted co-operatively by the Polk r, fi T
County Rank & Trust Co., Mr. Sams ?iv.
Mr. Walter Bailey, and the County lm J"?
Agent. it
The Bank purchased 3000 pounds | r.,;; 'ii"re
of seed a month ago and there is 'an ,^-H
still several hundred pounds on ''*
hand to be sold. In order- to en- !. ' f ^ JH
courage lhe farmers to sow this vainnhin
winter legume the seed is sold ' N kl,,.
at absolute cost, 17 cents a pound. f's
To save - the farmers time and
trouble the seed has been placed a:
the following stores in the county: j i>
Edgerton's. Mill Springs; Taylor's, I1" r
Pea Ridge;- Jim Branscombe, Pas-1" ,
sion; Whiteside's Sandy Plains; Co-1 _! '"'S
lumbus Mercantile Co., Columbus; , ,77~~ I
Thompson & Pace, Saluda; Landrum :l 1 "
Merchantile, Landrum, S. C. Inocu- r
'ation material for the seed may b" J
obtained at these 3tores also. ;ba?
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P. T. A. TO GIVE PLAY
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The play "Rose Time" is to be * '
stag J by Miss Fannie Harris Ed. %
1_ - * A 1 ??*-? o nnH urill ho ?vi von *?* ^
Wiirus, t?l mama, uuu t???. ^
by the ybunj? people of the Tryop J "s /'Id i.|^B
High School- This play will be ,.' ar,r'? i tlttI
given undeir the auspices of the .? ai('if
Parent Teachers Association, and i * A. Jervey_ |
will be given at the Parish House j < < ....
Fridav, November 12th, at eight p. |
m. ' !
A small admission charge in order ? l.( 'S; - -bog
to help the association, and one of j * . ^
tho main features of the Play will ? i,
j, 1 , 1 If fir ? j 4 L t |
be the musical numbers that wil] be \ r" 1U| M
presented. * '<und ears,
- uiikey.
GOOD BUY j
94 Acres of fine timbered land I * ' A C. ^B
located just 2 1-2 miles from!?
Landrum, about 2 miles from I j";";";";' ; ;
Tryon, a part of the old H. C. j :
Morgan homestead. There .is ? I (>:; SAI.E?BlaA J
1 tactically enough timber on ; *
11 his land to pay for it. Fine'? .V-irJ
water, could be improved and j % a?. i -vli VriJ&M
made a wonderful place to live f ' '"'M
There is no doubt this land will *
enhance in value in the near **.;.*
future and I am offering it at
an attractive price. Mrs. J. S. < r*- r\ i npinH
{Webster, 1803 Oakdale Ave. i | run RtNIB
Houston, Tex. or P. G. Morris, \% '
| Try on, N. C. f 1'*' ?? ? ?
j When o-ur government statisticians 'K*'-- -M
! place the national wealth at such ? < $J|H
I high figure we are inclined to believe'*;* " < rt'-' h. CtfH
jthev include the current price of I 4* I'" *!'f j SlOft
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'bootlep and not its current value. 1 > * * * * > < ,:niiui
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Is NowL
the great benis
the greatest
dtural section,
1st
pany
t a full carload
help encourage
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