ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON. N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 8
TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1935
P.-T. A. Committees
For Year Announced
The committees for the Tryon
Parent-Teacher Association for the
year have been announced
jfr the president, Mrs. Seth M.
lining, as follows:
MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Nelson
Jackson, Jr., and Mrs. D. M. Me-
Geachy, joint chairmen; Mrs.
Lloyd Bollinger, Mrs. E. E. Gal
loway, Mrs. D. A. Shields.
PUBLICITY—Mrs. J. H. Stack
house, and Miss Estelle Pace.
WELFARE—Mrs. A. J. Jervey
and Miss Addie Daniel.
CAFETERIA—Mrs. C. W. Mor
gan and Miss Carrie Williams.
PROGRAM—Mrs. ' mice Wat
son, Mrs. R. H. Brauy and Mrs.
Ralph S. Jsickson.
SOCIAL—Mrs. D. C. Brundage
and Mrs. F. W. Sprague, joint
chairmen; Mrs. W. C. Ward, Mrs.
Harold Doubleday, Mrs. T. L.
Justice, Mrs. Frank McFarland,
Mrs. W. Y. Wilkins.
K|WAYS & MEANS—Mrs. J. S.
rv mer and Mrs. H. L. Shelnutt,
jf int chairmen; Mrs. J. M. Baker,
Mirs. W. W. Creasman, Mrs. J. H.
Rion, Mrs. W. A. Schilletter, Mrs.
J. S. Kell, Mrs. J. L. Cobb.
LIBRARY—Mrs. C. W. Kittrell,
Miss Thelma Mills.
GROUNDS—Mrs. C. N. Sayre,
chairman; Mrs. E. G. Vollmer,
W. A. Schilletter.
REGRET LONG’S DEATH
Washington, Sept. 10.—Wide
spread regret over the death of
Senator Huey P. Long echoed thru
the capital tonight along with uni
versal condemnation of his assassi
nation. —Asheville Citizefi.
Unmasked Bandits
Rob Mars Hill Bank
Mars Hill, Sept. 10.—Six un
masked bandits sprayed the busi
ness buildings along the main
street of this college town this af
ternoon with sub-machine gun fire
and shot a 17-year-old col
lege girl as they fled in an auto
mobile p ( fter holding up and rob
bing the Mars Hill branch of the
Citizens Bank of Marshall. They
escaped with approximately $l,lOO.
Pretty Dorothy Sanderlin, 17-
year-old freshman at Mairs Hill
college, stepped into the path of a
bullet from the machine gun of the
six bandits .who robbed the bank
at Mars Hill yesterday and last
night her condition was “very
serious” at Aston Park hospital
here. Her father, W. T. Sanderlin,
prominent New Bern lumberman,
said attending physicians told him
she was suffering from a wound
from a bullet which entered her
stomach, ranged slightly down
ward and lodged in the muscles of
her abdomen. —Asheville Citizen.
Stock Market Good
A good day was enjoyed at the
New York Stock Market today.
2,590,000 shares were traded. The
averages and some of the main
stocks are listed on back page of
The Bulletin today. This report
comes into The Bulletin office
every day at 2:30 p. m., and is
the result of the close of the stock
market.
Est. 1-31-28