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AT TRYON. N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol, 8 TRYON, N. C., SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1935 Est. 1-31-28
Try on Entertainment
Plans Approved By
Tour Director
Chairman C. J. Lynch of the
Local General committee went to
Charlotte on Friday to arrange
with Coleman W. Roberts, director
of the Carolinas Tour, to secure
fo>r Tryon a longer stay of the
Travel Agency officials when they
come here on October 17th. Mr.
Lynch received the following let
ter from Mr. Roberts this morning:
“After 1 returned from the pre
liminary tour and began to check
our time with the party furnishing
the bus, we found that we could not
make the speed that we anticipat
ed ; however, since talking with
you today, we are pushing* up our
breakfast from 8 to 7 at AsheVille
and reducing the time from one
hour to forty-five minutes from
Hendersonville to Tryon and tak
ing fifteen minutes out of Hender
sonville time, which will if every
thing works all right, put us in
Tryon not later than 4 o’clock.
“It is very generous of you good
£Tryon folks to agree to furnish in
dividual cars to transport our
party from Chimney Rock to* Try
on via Hendersonville. This will
add much to the pleasure of all
our guests. We will arrange for
the bus to go direct to Tryon and
transfer the people from the bus
to your cars. This will present
an excellent opportunity for your
local citizens to talk with our
guests. If there should be any
great delay in our reaching Tryon,
we will, of course, take time next
morning to show them Tryon, but
I am. quite sure that we will be
there by 4 o’clock.
“Your plan to bring Mr. Carter
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Rock House Art
Gallery’s Second
Annual Exhibition
Mrs. B. King Couper’s second
exhibition which opened Friday
contains twenty-fdur portraits and
landscapes that have never been
shown before in Tryon. Among
the local portraits are Mr. Edgar
•Upton, little Ann Brundage, the
artist’s daughter—Mrs. J. Bolling
Reynolds—«ls a bride, Allen Jer
vey, Miss Jeanne Huger, a charm
ing picture in which she is posed
as a dancer.
The outstanding out-of-town por
traits are pastel head of Miss
Grace Hannahan of Charleston, S.
C.; an oil portrait of Dr. William
Heard Kilpatrick of the Teachers
college, New York City. This is a
very handsome presentment of the
doctor in his academic robe. An
other listed is a “portrait” of a
'man of great dynamic force. Then,
the “Sailor Boy” which is repro
duced in the New York Times’
rotogravure secern, is painted in
a bold and striking manner.
Tryon-Saluda
Defeated Fletcher
By School Reporter
The Tryon-Saluda football team
emerged . victorious in their first
encounter of the season by the
score 'yf 7-0 over the strong Flet
cher team. Time and again the
brilliant playing of the line threw
back ' the visitors when they
threatened. Outstanding were Rob
ert Green at end, McGeachy at
center and Shields and Kerhulas
at tackle.
The three new backfield men
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