Entered as second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at Tryon,N. C
under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879
iLriron Flatly bulletin
Vol. 5
TRYON, N. C. WEDNESDAY, OCT 12, 1932.
Today’s News Headlines
CooHdge urges America to retain Hoover. Con
gressman Weaver wants to hasten Park opening.
Chicago police to seek Federal aid to bring hack
Samuel Instill from Greece. Dr. R. M. Graham of
Columbia indicted for violating narcotics law. Polk
County Republicans planning series of meetings this week.
Football at WX.T.
The Tryon team goes to Welford, Lyman, Tucapau, Fri
day afternoon for a hard football game.
Interesting Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. John Brittan Clark presented an interesting program last night at
Mimosa Inn showing the work of Kiwanis with underprivileged chil
dren. Guests were present from Spartanburg and Hendersonville and
they praised highly the work being done here. Talks were made by
Editor J. T. Fain of Hendersonville, Kiwanis governors T. W. Crews,
and Deck Hull of Spartanburg, Dr. Taylor of New York. President
Jackson of Tryon, President Cobb of Spartanburg and Chairman Burrell
of Spartanburg.
Rites For J.M. Butler
\ Funeral services for Mr. J. M. Butler were held this afternoon at the
MjiTryon First Baptist church, with Dr. E. E. Bomar and the Rev. O. L.
officiating. The pallbearers were B. L. Ballenger, T. W. Bal
lew, Fred Wofford, J.B. Hester, Sr., W.W. Creasman, Claude Davidson.
Free Monies at Mimosa
The Kiwanis moving pictures from the Des Moines, lowa club will be
shown tonight at Mimosa Inn at 8 o’clock. There will be no charge and
anyone interested is welcome to come. The picture will show what
Kiwanis has done for underprivileged children. All Kiwanians are urged
to attend.
Negro Drops Dead
A.B. Brumfield, well-known colored man of Tryon dropped dead last
night on the highway near the Erskine Rock bridge. He had served as
waiter at Mimosa Inn and was on his way home. The body was found
about 4 o’clock this morning. Burial at Gastonia Friday.
Est. 1-31-28