Vol. 8 TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1935 Est. 1-31-28
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Tryon-Saluda Plays
Spartanburg “B”
The Tryon-Salutfca teem having
■ emerged victorious over the Inman
« team will tackle the “B” squad
^ from Spartanburg on Friday, Nov.
8th. This annuail game always
proves to be interesting due to the
calibre of the visiting boys. At
present Tryon-Saluda has five vic
tories to its credit and is anxous
to add a sixth. Inman crossed the
loea'Ts goal for the first time this
season.
There is doubt as to whether
Blackwell will be able to play Fri
day but the quarterback position
can be handled by Ward or Shields.
Before the end of the season, Try
on-Saluda hopes to have its full
force on the field. The Spartan
burg boys play an open game with
plenty of end runs ,passes and
reverses.
The local team will need a large
crowd to help it win. The game
will be played ait Harmon Field
at 3:30.
Scores to date:
Fletcher—0; Tryon —7.
Welcome—0; Tryon—28.
Roebuck—0; Tryon—27.
Taylors—0; Tryon—13.
Inman—6; Tryon—19.
Total for opponents 6; Tryon 94.
Methodist Party
The members and friends of the
Tryon Methodist church are invited
to a church party in the basement
of the Sunday school rooms on Fri
day evening at 7:30. Refresh
ments.
Stores Close All Day
Monday, Nov. 11th
Two Tryon stores are advertis
ing in today’s Trycn Daily Bulletin
that they will close their stores
all day on Monday, November 11,
Armistice Day. The stores closing
are Jackson’s and McNeely’s. Try
cn Bank & Trust Company, also
will be closed.
COCA-COLA
ADVERTISING
IN BULLETIN
The Coca-Cola Bottling Com
pany of Forest City, distributors
for this section has selected the
Tryon Daily Bulletin to advertise
its radio programs every Wednes
day evening at 9:30 over station
WBT„ Charlotte (Columbia net
work), featuring Ray Noble and
his orchestra from WABC.
Landrum Elects
Frank Lambright
Landrum, Nov. 5.—Frank Lam
bright, young business man, was
elected mayor of Lendrum today
over three other candidates in a
spirited biennial town election.
Lambright received 73 votes/out
cf 157 cast in the mayoralty elec
tion. Votes for other candidates
follows: J. E. Ballew, 9; C. M.
Steadman, 67, and S. C. Yates, 8.
The mayor-elect, who is 33 years
old, will succeed his father, W. M.
Lambright, with whom h# is aisso
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