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; ' (!il]£ ®rt)ou Batlu piilWitt Vol. 8 TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, JAN. 28, 1936 Est. 1-31-28 ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20. 1928, AT THE POST OFFICl AT TRYON. N. C., UNDER THE 4.CT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879 Hotel Tryon Has Opening on Monday A large number of Tryon citi zens attended the formal opening cf Hotel Tryon on Monday after noon from 3:30 to 5:30 at which time the hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Costa as owners and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelly as operators. The attractive new hotel was beautifully decorated with acacia and evergreens. Delicious cake, coffee and tea were served in the dining room. The guests were es corted all through the hotel and invited to inspect all the rooms in cluding the kitchen and private dining room with horse table. Gov. Allen Dead Radio news flashes today noon stated that Gov. O. K. Allen of Louisiana died suddenly from cerebral hemorrhage. Juvenile Problems Are Discussed At Try on Kiwanis W. E. Kilpin, Rev. C. P. Burnett , gnd Judge J. Will Pless were the chief speakers at the Tryon Ki wanis club today noon at Hotel Tryon. Mr. Kilpin and Mr. Bur nett brought out the need for so cial service in helping the youths 1 between 16 and 21 who are with • out proper guidance. Judge Pless 1 recommended the establishment of “first offender” camps where these young men can be kept properly trained without having to associ ate with hardened criminals. The project was adopted by the club as one of its objectives, and the -Try on Rotary club has been invited to join in this movement. Abel Lynch Hill Kings Mountain, Jan. 27.—Abel i Lynch Hill, 55, died at 6 a. m. Monday morning of a heart attack. Mr. Hill, a native of Rutherford county, lived at Tryon for a num ber of years. He was sheriff of Polk county for eight years and was a licensed embalmer. Surviv ing are his widow, who was Miss Cora Lecompte of Iowa; a son, Dr. L. Hill of Kings Mountain; one daughter, Mrs. J E. Carrigan, Jr.; three brothers, W. R. Hill of Rutherfordton, J. H. Hill of Spin dale, A. 0. Hill of Elberton, Ga.; three sisters, Misses Mary Sue and Carrie Hill of Rutherfordton, Mrs. John Flack of Chimney Rock. Funeral arrangements are not complete, but interment will be in Burlington, where Mr. Hill lived 10 years.—Charlotte Observer. DR. EDWARD GWATHMEY ADDRESSES TRYON PEOPLE Approximately one hundred peo ple attended the Lanier benefit tea-lecture given at the library on Saturday afternoon. Dr. Edward Gwathmey, presi dent of Converse college delivered a splendid lecture on “Poe and His Raven.” The library was decorated with yellow jessamine, galax leaves and hemlock. Tea was in charge of the committee chairman, Mrs. Nelson Jackson, Jr., and Mrs. ■ Pickens Bacon, Mrs. Julian Calhoun, Mrs. Priestly Conyers, Jr. Following the lecture Dr. and Mrs. Gwathmey were guests at a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Priestly Conyers. Jr.
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