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Vol. 4
TRYON, N. C. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1931.
Golf Tournament Julgj 4»5
The Tryon Country club has announced its annual July golf tourna
ment, to be played July 4th and sth over the interesting ninehole course
in Pacolet valley. Last season several Spartanburg golfers made excellent
showings in the tourney and might have come home with the works
except for a rather rude interruption by Fred Webb, the Shelby genius.
Tryon welcomes all golfers to the tournament this summer. Sbartanburg
Herald Editorial.
What Is The Most Popular Siu?
There are so many sins, who can say? Faults, wrong doings, down
right sins cling to us like leaves on a tree or weeds in a field. Which is
the biggest leaf on a tree, the biggest weed in the field? Amid all people’s
mistakes and sins which is the most popular, the most liked, the one we
do not want to give up? WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR SIN? Dr.
Clark answers that question tomorrow morning at the one hour service
in Erskine Congregational Church, beginning at eleven sharp.
Mr. Strauss Buried
Father of Miss Dorothy Strauss was buried-yesterday in Chicago follow
ing long illness. Miss Strauss and Miss Lucy Peet are in Chicago.
Jesse Arledqe Dead
Mr. Jesse Arledge of Lynn died this morning about 6 o’clock
following a lingering illness. His widow and two children sur
vive. Funeral 3:00 o'clock Sunday at Lynn Baptist Church. .
At The Churches
EPISCOPAL: Holy Communion 8 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon 11
a.m. '/
PRESBYTERIAN: Rev. Frank B. Rankin of Lowell, N.C., former local
pastor, will preach at Tryon 8 p.m., Saluda 10 a.m., Columbus 11:15 a.
m. Rev. McGeachy will preach at Rocky River church in Cabarrus coun
ty.
BAPTIST: 11 a.m., Dr. Bomar preaching. Subject: “Where Faith Fits
In.” 8 p.m., subject: “The Pressure of the Presence of God.” B.Y.P.U.
7:4.5 p.m.
METHODIST: 11a.m. Rev. O. L. Robinson preaches on “The Un
known Disciple.” ,
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