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Vol. 8 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935 Est. 1-31-28
Young Musicians
Coming to Try on
». Ernest and Miles Mauney, twin
tlons of Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
'TVlauney of Kings Mountain will be
guest artists on Monday evening,
April 22, at the Parish House,
when they will appear at Miss
Cora Lipscomb’s recital. These
young pianists are only ten years
rild and play compositions of
Schubert, Frimil and others in a
masterly manner.
Golf Tournaments
Two tournaments will be held
this week-end at the Tryon Coun
try club. The first will be held
Gn Friday for the ladies. A beau
tiful cup has been donated by J.
C. Kimberly for the winner and it
is now on display at Missildine’s.
All visitors desiring to enter the
\>urnament are requested to phone
Zarry Brooks, the pro, and arrange
for handicap.
The second tournament will jbe
held on Saturday for the men sfnd
the attractive cup for this event
has been donated by H. H. Parm
alee of Tryon and New Jersey. Mr.
Parmalee has also donated a cup
for next week’s tournament.
Good Friday Services
Tomorrow will be Good Fridiay.
Services will be held in the Church
of the Holy Cross at 11 a. m., and
at 4:30 p. m. Bishop Touret will
preach the Good Friday sermon at
the morning service.
Court of Honor
Friday Evening
The Polk County Boy Scout
Court of Honor will meet Friday
evening at 7:30 at the Tryon high
school building.
The Horse Show
It was a big success. Large
(crowd. Beautiful horses. Good
weather. A report of the Horse
and Hound Shows appears in to
day’s Asheville Citizen and is be
ing l-eproduced in this week’s Polk
County News. The Citizen also
published a number of photographs
of the show. Today’s Spartanburg
Herald also carried a good story
written by Wilton Garrison the
spcrts editor. Echoes of the Horse
Show will be published from time
to time as they come in. The so
cial affairs in connection with the
show were all delightful. The
events attracted people from near
ly every state in the Union and
some from Canada.
Miss Edna Hague
Heads Normal’s
Student Body
Miss Edna Hague, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hague of
of Columbus, has been elected
president of the Asheville Normal
and Teachers college student body
for the 1935-36 school year. Miss
Hague is making an outstanding
record at college. She is a leading
member of the school debating team
and has been making trips to other
colleges in the South representing
Asheville Normal.