Entered as second-class mail matter August 20. at the Post Office at Tryon, N. C.
undei the Act of Congress. March 3, 1879.
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TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1930.
Vol. 3.
Morrou) Schools’ Reunion
A reunion of the students and friends of the D. F. Mor
rv row schools of Polk county will be held Saturday, August
4f 16th at Columbus beginning at 10 a. m. Judge D. F. Mor
k row of Rutheriordton taught school from 1882 to 1888 at
Columbus, Mill Spring, Saluda and Tryon. All students of the schools
taught at that time by Judge Morrow are invited to bring their lunches
and friends and spend a day in reminiscence of the "good old school
days of the eighties”. The following former students make up the com
mittee on arrangements and program: Hon. E. B. Cloud and Mr. Frank
Burgess of Columbus, Mrs. Lizzie Nelson Green of Tryon, Mr. Horsac
Thompson, Saluda, O. T. Waldrop and Mrs. Mattie Edwards Gray of
Rutherfordton.
Kiwanis Form Programs
The Tryon Kiwanis club today had the pleasure of hear
ing three good speeches. Dr. W. A. Ayers ot Forest City spoke
on leadership of Kiwanis in many communities where civic
work is done. Mr. J. R. Sams, pioneer demonstration agent of
_ Polk county and well-known authority on grasses spoke on the
need of turning Polk county into a great dairy section. He exhibited a
*** number of grasses pulled up from the sidewalk in Columbus. He said
that was evidence that grass will grow well in this country. Some of the
grasses were for grazing and some for hay, thus making it possible for a
dairy. Miss Florence Cox gave a talk on the excellent work being done
by the girls’ 4-H clubs in the county. Polk county this year will repre
sent North Carolina in the national encampment to be held in Massa
chusetts. Julia Jones of Saluda will be Polk (bounty’s representative. She
has done six years of excellent 4-H club work and has an outstanding
record of leadership. John Artz had charge of the program. Other gueSts
were Farmer Geo. Hutcherson, Dr. John A. Brunson, Attorney M. R.
McCown, Mr. Frank Arthur.
Repairing Lynn Baptist Church
The Lynn Baptist church is undergoing repairs. Part of the
foundation is being rebuilt and concrete sidewalks built. The
work is under direction of Ruppy Capps.
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