Entered as second-class mail matter August 20, at the Post Office at Tryon.N. C.
undet the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879
%\lEnrim pailjr bulletin
Vol. 5
TRYON, N. C. SATURDAY, OCT 15, 1932.
At The Churches
FIRST BAPTIST: "Grace and Knowledge” is the sermon subject at
11 a.m. B.Y.P.U. 7 p.m. Marshall Ballew, leader.
EPISCOPAL* Holy Communion 8; Morning prayer and sermon 11;
Sermon theme: “Worthy of Our Calling”
CONGREGATIONAL: 11 a.m. Subject/ "The Unknown God.”
') METHODIST; 11 a.m, sermon followed by installation of Epworth
• league officers.
PRESBYTERIAN; Subject at Columbus 11 a.m. “Safety”: At Saluda
3/30 p.m. “The Church”; At Ttyon 7:30 p.m. “Light.”
CATHOLIC: 8:30 a.m- Father Florian.
Dace Searcu Dead
Dave Searcy, welL-known farmer of Tryon, Route 1, died Friday
following a long illness.. Funeral services probably Sunday at
Mill Spring. *
Trijon Defeats WX.T.
A thrilling finish ended the football game gesterdag
at Lgman when the score was 6 to 0 against Trgon
and onlg 40 seconds left to plag. J.T.Green threw a
20 gd. pass to William Blackwell who caught it and
■•' jas bucked over. William is a first gear plager and
is a well-known golf caddie and printers’ devil.
Kiwanis Tuesdag
at Mimosa Inn at 1 p.m. J. S. Massenburg in charge of the
program.
Excellent Bank Statement
The Tryon Bank & Trust Co. statement Thursday was excellent. The
bank owes no money; -no one over drawn; the deposits and resources
have increased over $50,000 since last year; every depositor could de
mand his money and be paid and the bank would still go on doing
business. The Town of Tryon, Polk County, State of North Carolina and
the United States government all put their money in the Tryon bank.
Est. 1-31-28