Mrs. C. B. McKee of Asheville
is visiting the Misses Ruth and
Daisy McFee.
Robert Burnett of the Duke Pow
er Company returns today from
Detroit where he spent his voca
tion.
Mrs. N. L. Wilson and Miss Ola
Mae McFee were joint hostesses
on Thursday evening at a shower
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Arledge, recent bride and groom.
Miller C. Foster of Spartanburg
t4nd Trypn has just been appointed
one of the delegates to represent
South Carolina in the national con
vention of the American Legion at
St. Lotus, Mo., according to an
Announcement made in today’s
Herald bv Comman
der James R. Turner of Bennets
ville.
Tau Rock Vineyards’ granes are
now ripe! Buy them from our
stands at the packing shed on
Tryon-Saluda highway. Open in
the evenings.—Adv. its).
A CLOSE OUT SALE
Os Overcoats, Suits and Odd Trousers
Made of Genuine Trvon Homespun
NOW IN PROGRESS
AT THE
Appalachian Hand Weavers
If you will need a new Overcoat or Suit for fall, it will
pay you to come down and look over these values. Slight
alterations might be necessary in some instances, but
at that the above prices make these garments unusual
BARGAINS!
The South Carolina boy whc
came to Polk county to See Some
Whiskey Made, is privileged to re
main for a period of six months
to See Some Roads Built.
—James E. Johnson, in The Polk
County News.
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