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Vol. 8 TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1935 Est. 1-31-28
Miss Randle To
Teach In Tryon Hi
Miss Genevieve Randle of Sum
>ter, S. C., has been elected to teach
English and histdvy in the Tryon
high school for the 1935-36 ses
sion to succeed Miss Louise Hayes.
Miss Randle is a graduate of Win
throp college. She has completed
enough graduate work for an M.
A. Degree, having taken special
work at Winthrop college, N. C.
C. W., and Asheville Normal. She
has 12 years’ experience, having
taught in the high schools of Ashe
ville, New Bern, Canton, Andrews,
end Monroe, in the State olf North
Carolina. Miss Randall has the
very best recommendations from
each school in which she has taugh.
Trout Fishing Season
JOoses on August, 31st
R. B. Williams, Polk county
game protector, states that he
wishes to inform the fishermen
that the season for trout fishing
closes on Saturday, August 3Lst.
Brotherhood Meets
The Wesley Brotherhood will
meet on Thursday evening at the
Tryon Methodist church at 7
o’clock. The ladies society will
furnish the supper.
Baseball Trials to
Begin Monday,
September 9th
Spartanburg, S. C.—The site of
the fall trial camp operated in the
Piedmont Region by one of the
clubs in the World Champion St.
Louis Ctardinlal organization has
been changed this year from
Greensboro, N. C., to Spartanburg,
S. C., and the operating club will
be the Rochester Club of the In
ternational League.
The trials will be conducted at
Duncan Park in Spartanburg be
ginning at 9 a. m., Monday, Sep
tember 9, and continuing through
the -week. The camp will be open
to any player between the ages of
seventeen and twenty-three, who
believes he has the acuity to play
b?„seball in organized profession
al leagues. Those players who in
the opinion of a group of scouts
have ability to advance in the
ranks of professional ball will be
offered contracts for the 1936
season.
Lankford Reunion
The Lankford annual family re
union will be held on Sunday,
August 25, at Harmon Field. Re
latives from North and South
Carolina will unite in a big basket
dinner. All friends are cordially
invited to* bring their baskets and
join them.