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Vol. 3. TRYON, N.C., SATURDAY, JAN. 10 1931. » Est. 1-31-28
Padertewski at Spartanburg
-Spartanburg is to be the Mecca for the mu
sicians and music lovers of the Carolinas on
the evening of January 30 th, when Pade
rewski, the world’s greatest living pianist, is
to give a concert in the ; Converse College
Auditorium. •
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Trgon, Columbus Split
By Mattie Green J%..,
Tryon Basketball teams"came back yestet- ;*1
from Gtamlin, after Playing Columbus
down there vvith a fifty-fifty proposition.
Tryon girls beat Columbus girls 20 - 5.
Columbus, boys beat Tryon boys 13 - 2
Mr. Eargleof Columbus was referee for.
the boys. Mr. Caldwell.of Tryon was ref
eree for the girls.
At The Churches ' -
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH : “Present Values ip The Lord’s Supper”
is the subject of the sermon, 11 A. M. B.Y.P.U. and Sunday School at*
the usual hours.
CHURCH: Holy Communion 8 A.M. Morning prayer and
sermon 11 A.M. | '
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH: Sermon 11 A.M. Dr v Clark preach
tng.Subject, “There is away.”