Entered as secoad-ciass mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at.Tryon, N. C.
under the Act of Congress, March 3,1879
%\ }t tUrnim pailxr Bulletin
TRYON, N.C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931.
Vol. 4
Red Cross Meetinq
A meeting of those interested in the Bed Cross was held in office of Mr.
Hester at 4 p.m. Tuesday* The Treasurer, Mr. Hester, reported cash on
hand as $128.48. Mrs. Geo. A. Cathey reported fuse the committee on
Civilian Relief that they had spent about S4O, had distributed a good
deal of clothing and had furnished necessary household utensils for *
family that had been burned out. Mr. Schilletter reported that for Dis
aster Relief Committee for the farmers in the West we bad contributed
$697 which was just $3 less than the-quota assigned us. It seemed to he
the general opinion that the services of the Red Cross would be much
needed this coming winter. The following officers and committee chair
men were appointed: President W.A.Schilietter, Secretary M. I. Flentye,
Treasurer J.B.Hester, Sr., Roll Call Chairman Mrs. Hume Fraser, Civil
ian Relief Mrs. Geo. A. Cathey, Publicity S. T. Wood.
Ballenyer Buys Man’s Store •
The Man’s Store was sold to the Ballengter Co* this
morning as the highest bidder lor $1,650.00. A
good number of oat of town bidders were present. ;
Ray Jackson at Ballenyer’s
Rag Jackson has taken a position with the Ballenger
Co. where he will he manager of the drg goods de
partment. Mr. Jackson has many friends throughout
the county who will be glad to know that he is to te* *
main in Tryou. *
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