Entercdlas second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office a>Tryon, N. C.
f under the Act of Congress. March 3,1879.
ic %lfc %rtMtt Pailg Bulletin lc
TRYON, N. C„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930.
Vol. 3.
To Sell JUjim Mill '
The Wear Knitting Co. of Tryon with plant at Lynn, will be sold to
the highest bidder Friday, August 8 by the Trustee Chas. O. Smith. Bids
will be reported to the Referee in Bankruptcy and proceedings taken on
the report by 12 o’clock noon of August 9 at office of Jdnes and Mas
senburg. The Lynn mill is one of the oldest of its kind in the South.
)Mr. L. N. Wilcox buift it about 3o years ago It suffered one severe
but was promptly rebuilt.
Revival At Morgan’s. Chapel
The Revival at Morgan’s Chapel church, this week is being held ih the
morning at 10 o'clock and in the evening at 7:30. The Rev. Mr. Jones
the pastor is conducting the revival. -
Lightning Destroys Barn
Lightning struck the big barn of Mr. T. L. Prince,
near Landrum gesterdag afternoon and destroged
evergthing in it except the lice stock.
League Picnic at Chick Springs
The Trgon Epworth League meets at the Methodist
church this afternoon at live o’clock to make up
a picnic-swimming partg to Chick Springs.
Picture at. Strand Fri. & Sat.
Manager Nessmith states that he will have a good movie at the Strand
this week-end.
McCall’s Store Robbed
W. S. McCall’s Store at Lynn was burglarized last night and about
$75 worth of merchandise was taken including groceries, shot gun, tires
and tubes. Happened after midnight.
Blois Resigns from Bank
Mr. D. S. Blois has resigned as cashier of the First Bank & Trust
Co., to take effect Aug. 15th, to accept the position of Tryon
Manager for the Manufacturers and Jobbers Finance Co. Mr. Blois
has Been cashier of the Bank for four years, and his many friends,
both within and without the bank will miss him.
Mr.J.A .Dennis, Asst. Cashier Union Trust Co. Forest. City, will succeed
Mr.Blois He has had long experience in banking and comes with high
est credentials. The Directors of the Bank ask the welcome and support
of the whole community for him in his hew undertaking.
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