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Vol. 9, Est. 1-31-28. TRYON, N. C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20. 1928, AT THE POST OEUCfc
4T TRYON. N. C., UNDER THE \CT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Piedmont Scout
Organization Is
To Be Honored
According to telegraphic instruc
tions from Lome W. Barclay, di
rector of activities of the Boy
Scouts of America with headquar
ters in New York City, the Pied
mont Council will be honored in
being given the opportunity of ex
hibiting at the National Training
Conference of Scout Executives at
French Lick, Ind., during the com
ing week, material prepared by the
Piedmont Council Scouts for the
National Jamboree which was to
have been held at Washington last
summer but was cancelled because
of the prevelance of infantile para
lysis. A special request also has
been made for the showing o’f the
colored motion pictures of the
Piedmont Boy Scout camp which is
located at Lake Lanier, near Try
on and regarded as the outstand
. *Vng Scout camp in the Southeast.
JF R. M. Schiele, Scout Executive
of the Piedmont Council, who is
serving on five major National
commissions will be in attendance
at the conference.
Lecture Thursday
Dr. Edwin Barlow Evans of
Limestone college will lecture on
Thursday afternoon at the Lanier
library at 3:30. He will talk on
Joseph Conrad. Admission 25c.
More than billion for relief seen.
WPA and PWA are defended
Democrats. F. R. undetermined
on exact amount to be asked.
Concert Good;
Attendance Small
The only rainy ni.^ht in many
days prevented a large crowd from
hearing a splendid concert Tuesday
night given by the Spartanburg
Male chorus at the Tryon school
auditorium. Those who heard it
were high in their praise of the
splendid» performance of these
South Carolina musicians.
Tournament Tonight
The first clash in the County
Basketball Tournament will be
held tofiight at the Tryon school
gym at 7:30 when the Tryon high
school boys play the Stearns high
school boys and the Tryon girls
play the Sunny View high school
girls.
Mrs. Jervey Buys
Thos. Elder House
The Thomas L. Eder residence
on Lindcourt Drive, advertised for
sale in yesterday’s Tryon Daily
Bulletin, was sold today to Mrs.
Rebecca Jervey, owner of Melrose
Lodge. The residence is near the
, Lodge and will be convenient for
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Elder will
return to New York on Sunday
after their annual visit here. Mr.
E’dcr came to Tryon several years
ago for his health and the climate
did so much for him in a few
months that lie found it not neces
sary to live here all the time. He
| and Mrs. Elder will continue to
I come to Tryon every spring.