Enteredlas second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at Tryon. N. C.
under the/ret of Congress. March 3,187 p.
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TRYON, N. C„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930.
Vol. 3.
Changes Made in Countg Schools
According to a statement by County Superintendent P. S. White the
following changes have been made in the schools of Polk Co. Miss
Mary Jane Andrews of Inman to take the place of Miss Catherine Mc-
Chesney at Columbus school, Mr. W. J. ' Nessbitt as principal of Mill
Spring school succeeds Mr. G C Scaife. Mrs. W. J. Nessbitt. replaces
Mrs. Henry Rucker, and Miss Alice Hicks of Reynolds, Ga. succeeds
Miss Mattie McGilliard.. " v
Green Creek and Melvin Hill schools have been consolidated, with
school to be held at Green Creek. Changes there are Miss Ethel Hender
son taking the place of Miss s Anrrie Hicks. Mrs. Clara F. Watson taking
Miss Emily Hicks place, and Miss Mattie McGalliard as an exta teacher.
Changes at Sunny View are Miss Bessie J. Helton taking. Miss Ellen
Edwards place and Miss Fannye Biddy succeeding Mrs. Clara F. Watson. :
At Green River Miss Layless Nanny takes Miss Estelle Walkers place.
While at Hickory Grove Miss Alma Sanders of Landrum takes the
place of Mr. T. L. Earle of Landrum.
Brights Creek and Silver Creek schools have been consolidated and
school will be held at Silver Creek.
At Red Mountain Miss Esther Wilson succeeds, Mr. N. L. Hampton.
At Sand. Hill Miss Estel Hollifield of Carolyne takes the place of Mr.
M. L. Johnson of Union Mills. ■, (
At Saluda Miss Ruth Sharpe of Landrum Route 1 replaces Mrs. W.J. Nes
bitt. ' ■ s's . ■
Mt. Lebanon change is Miss Urcelle Horne of Green Creek taking Miss
Bessie J. Helton’s place. . \ -
Green River Cove'change is Miss Matilda Hah replacing Miss Ruth Sharpe
Dr. W.S. Green has been sworn in as a member, of the county school board.
Tajon Again Wins Golf Honors
In a tournament held on the Arrow Head Miniature Golf
Course at Saluda Monday night, Tryon brought home both the ~
Ladies’ and the Men’s prizes. There were twelve entries. Saluda
was represented by R. J. Scott, Charles Anderson, John Darby,
Mr. Hopkins and Fred Pace. Tryon by Dr. 8.8. Bishop, Charles
Nessmith, Bryson Edwards, Hart Richey and C. Edwards. Mrs. B. B.
Bishop and Mrs. Hume Fraser played also, with Mrs. Bishop winning
the ladies' prize of a dresser box and tray. Saluda men were eliminated
in the semi-finals. Bishop came out victor one up aver his opponent,
and as a prize won a carton of cigarettes. Plans were made to play
again Thursday in Tryon. on Leonards Lucky, Links.
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