Today’s Headlines
Two Tryon women guests in
Capital, Lake Lure yields two more
bodies, Roosevelt to take bonus bill
vet to congress in person, Fight
on wages may delay start on re
lief works, NRA decision is up to
president, British hear hero of
Arabia was ambushed, Billy Sun
day fights illness, Britton opposes
workmen’s bill, new fragment of
unknown gospel reported found,
Richberg wants to quit job as
NRA chieftian.
M!rs. Alida B. Jones, who has
been visiting Mrs. J. B. Hester,
returned to her home in Hyman
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall enroute
from Florida to Chicago have
stopped over for a few days’ visit
with Mrs. Marshall’s brother, Mr.
John Todd", at Tjryon Lodge.
Special Program
There will be a special program
Sunday fit 3 o’clock at the Garri
son Chapel Baptist church as fol
lows :
Song, “Come Out of the Wilder
ness.’
Invocation.
Song, “Couldn’t Hear Nobody
Pray.”
Discussion “Ten Command
ments.” (1) Com. Rev. Charles
Carson; (2) Com. Rev. Sinclaire.
Solo, “Go Down Moses”—Mal
colm Mooney.
(3) Com. Rev. Partee.
(4) Com. Rev. Thompson.
Song, “Swing Low Sweet Cha
riot.”
(5) Com. Deacon Noble Hannon.
(6) Com. Deacon Daniels.
Solo, “Water Boy”—Mrs. C. M.
Jackson.
(7) Com. Deacon Paul Parson.
(8) Com. W. M„ Hannon.
Solo, “Nobody Knows De Trouble
I See” —Miss Ophelia Carson.
(9) Com. Deacon Joe Cheek.
(10) Com. Deacon Lynn Carson.
Solo, “Deep River”—Mrs. Eva
Holmes.
Special Seats for white friends.
Sponsored by Mrs. Lillie Talley.
—Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Cook of Chicago
is visiting her niece, Mrs. H. D.
Root.
Mrs. T. T. Ballenger of Atlanta,
Ga., arrived Thursday for a visit
with her son, C. W. Ballenger, and
Mrs. J. B. Hester.
Trvon’s Theatre
SATURDAY Only
ROMANCE AND.
ADVENTURE IN
THE VVEST/
LUCILLE BROWN WILLIAM FARNUM
GEORGE HAYES ARCHIE RICKS
JAMES FLAVIN CHARLES FRENCH
JACK ROCKWELI MICKEY RENTSCHtER
Directed by Distributed by
LEW COLLINS Wll IIAIVI STfiNER.
MONDAY & TUESDAY
Robert Woolsey
Bert Wheeler
in
‘KENTUCKY
KERNELS’
With
MARY CARLISLE
“spanky” McFarland
NOAH BEERY