Yol. 8 TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, NOV. 2c, 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 People Are In
jured in Bus Wreck
JFour Try on people were injured
in an auto-bus collision on Sun
day evening shout 6:30 a few miles
north of Hendersonville when an
auto headed toward Asheville col
lided with a truck that was in
front of the bus headed toward
Tryon. The Iocs! people injured
coming home were Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gaze, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Turner and Mr. Gaze’s brother,
T. R. Gaze of Asheville who was
coming here for a visit.
Robert Settles, of Henderson
ville, an occupant of the truck, was
killed.
Mr. Gaze stated that when the
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bus collided with the truck, the
seats were thrown upside down
and the passengers sent hurling
to the front and piled up. While
injuries received by local people
are not serious, they were very
painful.
The Associated Press reports
that 105 people were killed in au
tomobile accidents in the United
States during the week-end.
Holiday Thursday
There will be no editions printed
of the Tryon Daily Bulletin on
Thanksgiving. Will advertisers
and those wishing notices of any
thing printed please send their
communications to us as soon as
possible. The Polk County News
which is usually printed on Thurs
day will be printed this week on
Wednesday. Your co-operation in
getting all material to us this
week will be appreciated.
Churches to Observe
\
Thanksgiving Service
The Union Thanksgiving ser
vice of Tryon churches will be
held on Thursday morning at the
Tryon Baptist church with the
Rev. L. R. Akers, Jr., of the
Methodist church preaching. The
public is invited.
The Christian Scientists will
hold their annual Thanksgiving
service on Thursday morning at
11 o’clock at Lanier Library.
$30 Awarded to Tick
et Holders Saturday
Another large crowd turned out
for the second drawings of the
merchants trade event prizes on
Saturday afternoon at 4:30. Also
for the second time the winners
were found on the ground when
the tickets were first drawn, and
no second trials were necessary.
The time of drawing took less
than ten minutes.
The first prize of $20 in cash
went to1 Mrs. Ola Campbell of
upper Greenville county. The sec
ond prize of $10 in cash went to
Mrs. Lespie Barnette.
All tickets that failed to bring
a winner are being saved each
week for the final drawings on
Christmas Eve when the grand
prizes of $75, 25, and $15 will be
given the lucky ticket holders. So
save every one of your tickets.
The tickets that fail to win in
weekly drawings may bring the
gT-and prizes.