ENTERED AS SECOND-CXASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928; AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER TIIE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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VoJ. 8 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935 Est. 1-31-28
TRYON ARTIST
DIES SUDDENLY
Homer Ellertson, 42, noted Try
on artist and author, passed away
suddenly today about 11 o’clock as
he result of a heart attack at his
iome in Gillette Woods. Burial
services will be private on Fri
day afternoon. The deceased was
a native of River Falls, Wis., but
for the past 15 years had been a
resident of Tryon.
Mr. Ellertson is survived by his
widow, formerly Miss Margaret
Law, and by his mother and other
relatives.
Cooking School To-
Day and Friday
The Duke Power Co. Cooking
School is being held this afternoon
far the colored people in order to
give the cooks of the community
some valuable suggestions on the
new ways to prepare summer meals
on the electric stove. On Friday
"yening at the Tryon School au
xorium, the white people, men
and women will attend the demon
stration which will be under the
direction of Mrs. Kathleen Heri
tage. Attendance prizes will be
given to the persons whose names
arc drawn. Everybddy invited.
Indian Pageant at
Scout Camp Today
The public is cordially invited
td see the Indian pageant to be
presented tonight at the Pied
mont Boy Scout camp on Lake La
nier under the direction of Chief
Blue Sky Eagle.
C. .1. SCHOFF DIED
THIS MORNING
C. J. Schoff, 72, former promi
nent business man of Cadallic,
Michigan, and fbr the past six
years a citizen of Tryon township
at Valhalla, passed away early
this morning as the result of cut
ting his throat and wrists. He had
been in poor health for some time.
His wife and a son and two
daughters survive. Funeral plans
have not been announced,
TRYON WINS IN
GOLF MATCHES
In a golf tournament at the
Tryon Country club on Tuesday
afternoon Eai’l Rion and F. P.
Bacon lost to F. Owen and C. Pat
ton of Morganton by 3 poitns. C.
N. Sayre and B. B. Bishop won
ovur D. Martin and F. Hoffman
bv three points. Larry Brooks and
Nelson Jackson, Jr. won two points
bv default. Leland Hilton and Ed
ward Sayre also won two points
by default. Score for Tryon7; for
Morganton 3.
Un-employed to be
Registered Again
A representative of the Nation
al Reemployment Office will be in
Columbus on Friday, July 26th
from 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. and
in Cooper’s Gap on July 30th at
Whiteside’s store from 10 to 12:30
noon and at Jackson store from
1:30 to 4:30 p. m. fw the purpose
of registering all persons who a'e
unemployed.