ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3,1879
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Vol. 9, Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 193G
Scout Leaders Will
Meet This Week-end
More than 100 leaders repre
senting Boy Scout troops and com
mittees of the Piedmont Council,
Boy Scouts of America will join
together in a camp conference at
the Piedmont Boy Scout Camp at
Lake Lanier on June 13th and 14,
the event being a part of the year
ly training program of the organ
ization.
The conference will open with
supper at six o’clock on Saturday,
June 13th and will conclude with
noon dinner on Sunday, June 14.
Camp-fire pregrams and training
and recreational events will be
carried out. On Sunday morning,
Judge Bismarck Capps, president
of the Piedmont Boy Scout Coun
cil will conduct a short devotional
service.
Scout leaders in the counties of
Gaston, Cleveland, Lincoln, Ruth
erford, Polk, Iredelll, Alexander,
'Na Id well, Catawba, Burke and
JcDowell have been invited and
those who plan to attend have
b en asked to make reservations
with the Scout Executive of the
Piedmont Counci.
Vacation Bible School
Starts Here Monday
The Community Bible School
conducted the past two season's
at the Erskine Memorial church,
v. ill start again on Monday morn
ing with a larger staff than ever.
Teachers will include two field
workers, Dr. Lincoln, Miss Eliza
beth Avant, and Miss Ruth Lin
oin. All children invited.
Dies From Wounds
Received in a Saw
Mill Accident Sat
James Taylor Whitesides, 22,
son of Mr. Taylor Whitesides of
Mill Spring died this morning at
7:BO at St. Lukes hospital after
several days suffering as the re
sult of injuries received on Sat
urday morning when he was hit
on head with piece of wood flying
from the saw, it is said.
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed this morning, but
it is planned to have the services
at White Oak church in Mill
Spring with the postor, Rev. C.
B. Trammel, officiating.
The deceased leaves his wife,
one child and many other relatives.
90 Gallons Whiskey
Confiscated in Tryon
State and Federal officers were
out early this morning to capture
three men, destroy three stills,
and to confiscate two automobiles
and about 90 gallons of corn liq
uor. The stills were destroyed in
the neighborhood of Hogback
mountain. One of the cars con
tained 85 gallons of liquor and the
other 5 gallons, it is reported.
One car tried to out run the law
and took the side road back of
Oak Hall, running from Melrose
Ave. to Landrum Road, but it
ran in a ditch. The men were
taken to Greenville and the whis
key to Asheville for th° Federal
court’s disposal.