Entered as second-dess mail matter August 20. at the Post Office at Tryon, N. C
under the Act of Congress. March 3.1879.
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Tryon, n c., satruday, jan. 24 1931.
Vol. 3.
At The Church
Services at Methodist Church Sunday evening, January 25 ■
7:30 o’clock Sermon by pastor. Subject: "Using Our Talents.”
| Preaching ut Saluda Methodist church 11 o’clock. Subject:
‘‘Reaping the Sowing of Others.”
FIRST BAPTIST: The sermon at 11 o’clock service will be on
“The Holy Ghost and Fire.” Sunday School 10 A.hf. B.Y.P.U.
7:30 P.M. v
TRYON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: Sermon 11 AM. Subject:
«Our Message.”
COLUMBUS PRESBYTERIAN'CHURCH: Sermon 7:30 P. M.
Subject: u The Light and The Glory.,,
Dr. John Brittdn,Clark has returned from Washington, D.C. and will preach,
at the Congregation a/ Church toworrow at 11 A.M.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH: Holy Communion 8 A. M. Morning prayer and
' sermon AM. •
| Chamber of Commerce Meeting
The annual meeting was held last night at Oak Hall following the
supper. All local organizations were represented. Retiring president
Prentice Luckey presided. Secretary A. A. Merrick gave a good report of
the year's activities., v.;
Talks were made by Dr. Grady, F. W. Crandall, John Landrum, Frank
Moore, Bishop Touret, B. E. Missildine, Carter P. Brown, and Mrs.
Robert B. Peattie. V V-
Officers elected for this year are Geo. A. Cathey, president; J, Foster
Searles, vice-president; Douglas Blois, treasurer; directors Ray Jackson, J.
S. Massenburg, and Fred E.* Swann. A. A. Merrick was, elected secretary.
During the year the Chamber of Commerce answered 319 written
inquiries within 24 hours after receiving them. No record kept of the
many oral inquiries. The postoffice Dept, was persuaded to replace the
Sunday evening mail service which it had discontinued here. The rail
road was induced to place a watchman at the crossing when trains are
uncoupled there. Material and cuts for out of town magazines were fur
nished from time to time and at all times the organization has been
seeking the welfare of the community. v
Est. 1-31-28