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under the Act of Congress, March 3,187 V
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Vol. 4 TRYON, N. C. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1931. Est. 1-31-28
Saluda Extends Limits
SALUDA, July 7...Citizens of the town of Saluda voted Tuesday, 93 to
47, to extend its corporate limits. The proposed extension will move
the limits out about an eighth of a mile beyond the present boundary,
#and will include a residental setaion adjacent to the town which already
has city water and sewerage According to the county books, the in
creased valuation of taxable property that will thus be brought into the
town limits will be about $55,000. Os the 140 who registered for the
election, 119 actually voted, the 21 who failed to vote being counted as
against the proposal in compliance with the conditions of the legislative
enactment. Asheville Citizen.
“Follies of 1931” at Saluda
SALUDA, July 7.— The Saluda Dramatic club will
present Wednesday evening at S o’clock, at the Salu
da high school, what thejjj call the “Follies of 1931.”
About 46 persons will take part in the presentation,
under the direction of Mrs. Calcin Hill, director of
the club. The Glocer brothers of Tryon will take
part in the entertainment.
g) “The Rieals” at W.C.T.C.
CULLOWHEE, N, C., July 6.-See “The Rivals”, the four-year
senior play that will be given at Westean Carolina Teachers
College on Thursday, July" 9 at 8:00. If the weather is favorable
this comedy will be given on the woodland stage otherwise it
will he staged in the auditorium. George Gibbs of Mill Spring and
Miss Flora Gilbert of Columbus have parts in the cast.
Rotary Meets' Friday
A general discussion of plans for the future will take place
Friday at the Rotary luncheon. Talks will be made by W.
A. Schilletter, C. P. A.J. Jervey, M. C. Palmer, and B. L.
Ballenger . f * )