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Entered as second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at Tryon, N. C.
under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879
%\Jtailir Bulletin
TRYONj N.C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1931.
Vol. 4
Interesting P. T. A. Party
Tryon P. T. A. met last night at the school house. Following
a brief business session, representatives of all the grades imper
sonated characters in books as an observance of book week. A
delightful musical program was rendered with Mr. V.H. Tanner
on the violin Mrs. H. V. Tanner at the piano and Miss Byrd
Austel, voice soloist. A spelling bee followed until both sides tried to
spell Dicotyledones. Delicious refreshments were served in the cafeteria.
Mrs. Jewett Dead
News has reached Tryon of the death this morning of Mrs. Gertrude
Jewett in Asheville. Mrs. Jewett was a frequent guest here and spent
last winter at Melrose Lodge. Her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Jewett were with her at the time in the Manor. Interment at Detroit.
J.N.Jackson Heads Kiwanis
J. S. Massenburg gave an interesting autobiography of his life today
at Kiwanis. The following officers were elected for ensuing year: Rcesi
detlf, J. N. Jackson, Vice-Presidents, John Artz and Geo. Cathey, Secre
tary Seth M. Vining, Treasurer and District Trustee. G J. Lynch. pieec
tors: Ralph Jackson, R. L. McNeely, W. H. Stearns, R. H» Beady, J. hoc
Lavendar, C. P. Rogers, Dr. John Brittan Clark.
Rep. W. A , Black, for four years pastor of the Erskine Memorial Church of
Tryon, and his 'wife recently celebrated their Golden Wedding at Sioux Falls ,
5. £>. where they now reside.
The tea advertised in the Bulletin for the Ml. Industries was a success last
Saturday. Another will be hdd Wednesday afternoon.
TENNIS FINALS: Maxed doubles Wednesday after
noon; S. Rimers and t Rogers vs. C. Burtenshau)
and T. Wilcox,
Est. 1-31-28