ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
ATTRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Rotary Governor
Gives Inspiring
Address Here
Governor George Ivy of Char
lotte, head of the 58th Rotary
International district covering all
of South Carolina and part of
North Carolina gave an inspiring
address at the Tryon Rotary club
on Friday at 1 p. in., at the club’s
luncheon held at Lake Lanier Inn.
He outlined the ideals and prin
ciples of Rotary which seeks the
cultivation of friendships that en
ables Rotarians to be of service to
one another; ideals that promote
better business and professional
standards, ideals that create a love
of community service which works
as a leavening farce for good in
all worthy community organiza
tions alnd activities; principles that
hold Rotary clubs together all over
the world and foster a spirit of
universal brotherhood that at
has aided in avoiding serious
Conflicts and has pormoted goodwill
<a;nd fair trade. He also spoke of
the personal inspirations he has
received in meeting Rotarians
from all parts of the world, men
who have common ideals of service
to their fellowman.
Dies at 107
Ralph Henderson of Tryon re
ceived a message Friday announc
ing the death in Saxon, Missouri,
of his grandfather, George Pack,
who was 93 years old when he left
Polk county in 1921. His age was
107 years at the time of his death.
Mr. Pack was well known through
out Polk county.
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EPISCOPAL—HoIy Communion
8; Sunday school 10. No 11 o’clock
service during August. Rev. C.
P. Burnett, rector.
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CATHOLIC—St. John’s church.
During August Holy Mass will be
at 7:30 every Sunday morning and
cn Holy Days of Obligation.
Father Florian, celebrant.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS—II
a. m., at Lanier Library. Subject,
“Soul.”
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FIRST BAPTIST—BibIe school
10 a. m. Morning Sermon 11 a.
m. Subject, “Stephen”. Wednes
day 8 p. m.., Prayer Service. Rev.
L. J. Keels, minister.
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CONGREGATIONAL—Dr. John
Brittan Clairk, minister. Public
worship 11 o’clock. Sermon by Rev.
Lewis H. Keller, summer minister.
Subject, “The Christian Graces,
Faith, Hope, Love in Modern
Life.” Sunday school 9:45, Nelson
Jackson, Jr., superintendent.
Large Crowd Attends
Dance at Lake Lanier
A large crowd, many of them
from nearby cities attended the
moonlight dance a<t Lake Lanier
Inn on Friday evening. It was_
probably the largest crowd that
ever attended a dance at Lake
Lanier Inn. Approximately 175
people enjoyed the occasion. Luke
Chaney’s orchestra furnished the
music Another dance is scheduled
for August 30.