Entered as second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at Tryon, N.C.
under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879.
tErjrtm Jktlg bulletin
Vol. 4
TRYON, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931.
Rotarians Hear White
Supt. P.S. White of Columbus spoke at the Rotary club today on the
school situation in Polk County. Mr. R. M. Schiele, scout executive
spoke of the plans for the coming scout camp.
| Lynn School Closes
Lynn School closes tonight with the following program at 8 P.M.:
1 Salutatory, Mabel Cairnes; 2 Play, “Grown Ups”; 3 play, “Good
Habits”; 4 Gypsy Cantata; 5 song, “A Froggie Would a Wooing
Go”; 6 Recitation, “A Mortifying Mistake,” Ruth Greene; 7 Deck"
mation, “Vacation Song,” Fred Walker; 8 Flag play; 9 Recitation,
“The Builders,” Mae Justice; 10 Health play, “Where’s My Tooth
Brush”; 11 Play, “Examination Day”; 12 Awarding Attendance cer
tificates, principal; 13 Talk, “Your School,” Prof. P. S. White; 14
Song, “With a Tear In One Eye We Will Tell You All Good Bye”;
15 Validictory, Opal Fisher.
Bank Grotring
The Tryon Bank & Trust Co. which was organized
a few months ago has deposits now of $137,000 and
total resources of $167,000. This is splendid pro
gress.
Last College Flapper
The second presentation of the College Flapper
will he giren tonight at the School house. The au
dience was kept in an uproar of laughter last night
and the performance made a hit in everg wag.
Three Stills Captured
The capture of three 60-gallon stills, 1,200 gallons of mash and 20
gallons of whiskey in the “Dark Corner” section was reported Thursday
By States Constables Sam Henry and T. T. Henderson, and Federal Pro
hibition Agents S. B. Lee and E. L. Austin.
Est. 1-31-28