Entered u second-class mail matter August 20. 1928. *t the Post Otfice at Tryon, JN. G.,
under the Act of Congress, March 3.1879.
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TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930.
Vol. 3.
Rotary at Mimosa Friday
The Rotary club will meet Friday at 1 p. m. at Mimosa Inn.
Major Sharp will give his second series of talks on “American
Colonial Possessions”.
Kiwanis Enjoy Fine Program
One of the best programs of a joint Kiwanis meeting
was held Tuesday night at the Columbus hotel when
Forest City and Rutherfordton joined Tryon in a union
meeting of fun and fellowship. An excellent meal. Columbus members
furnished the Ritchie-Barnett string band which rendered delightful mu
sic. Rutherfordton pulled some good stunts that shook the rafters with
laughter. Forest City’s contribution was a short sermon by Rev. Ayers
who spoke on "No man liveth to himself” and an exposed office record
by Secretary W. L. Brown. A potato eating contest staged .between Edi
tor Price and Mr. J. T. Harris resulted in victory for Mr. Harris. Other
talks were made by Dr. R. R. Howes, Prof. Jarvis, Dist. Trustee C. J.
Lynch, Pres. F. W. Blanton and Mr. John Landrum of Landrum, South
Carolina. The two little Keeter twins of Rutherfordton sang several de
lightful songs. Dr. Clark gave the welcome address and President H. H.
Doggett of Forest City responded.
Mr. Pink Eyerton Dead
Mr. J.P. “Pink* Egerton of Mill Spring Route one
died today at 12:30 and will be buried at Rock
Springs enureb Friday at 3 p.m. Surviving bim are
one brother Mr. Tom Egerton and numerous other relatives. The de
ceased had been an invalid for several years. He was a well-known form
er and had many friends throughout White Oak.
P.T.A. Meets Monday
Tryon P.T.A. meets Monday with Mrs. Ghas. Maderia as
chief speaker.
Arrested For Housbreaking
Officers J.M. Early and Mark Ballew report the finding of some stolen
goods from the houses of Dr. Bell and Dr. Hunter on Hogback Mt.
Orville Pace, age 19, was arrested, Two others escaped.
Firemen Meet Tonight
No. 36