Firemen Duck Chief
The Tryon Firemen are a live
bunch of men when they get to
gether far a good time as well as
when they are fighting fires to save
lives and property. Commissioner
Ralph S. Jackson donated 14 nice
frying chickens for the occasion
and Chief Cook B. B. Bishop, Jr.,
fried them a golden brown over
the open fire place at Harmon
Field on Wednesday evening. Bee
GloVer was a master at mixing
cabbage, pickles, celery, etc., into
a delicious slaw, and Wayne W r .
Creasman, Spurgeon Arledge, Ar
chie Butler and a number of others
were busy helping prepare the
feast. A highlight of the enter
tainment was a mock meeting that
was called to order and it voted
to throw Chief W. W. Creasman in
Pacolet River. A spirit of fun pre
vailed. After the surprise wins
over the chief took the ducking
good naturedly.
Mrs. L. G. McElhenny of Spar
tanburg is visiting C. J. Fisher
and family.
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Lake Lanier Inn entertained
about twenty young people from
Spartanburg at a swimming party
on Wednesday evening. They were
chapqroned by Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Linder of that city. Sandwiches
and tea were served on the dock.
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Miss Frances Davis of Mt. Dora,
Fla., is the guest of Misses Phyllis
and Virginia Stackhouse.
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The Business Women’s Circle of
the Tryon Baptist church meets to
night (Thursday) with Mrs. Char
les Murphy.
Baseball Saturday
Tryon and Hazlewood will
baseball at Harmon Field on Sa'tf*
urday afternoon at 3:30.
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