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llFederal Savings
Rand loan association
Boy Scout Court of Honor meet
ing at the Tryon school building,
Friday night. Novxneber 20, at
7:30 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Shelnutt at
tended the Duke-Carolina football
game at Chapel Hill on Saturday.
They stopped by Spartanburg to
get Miss Betty Shelnutt, who
came up from Brenau Academy at
Gainesville, Ga., and they were al
so accompanied by John David Mc-
Geachy of Davidson college, who
met them in Charlotte.
Attorney and Mrs. M. R. Mc-
Cown spent the week-end in Ral
eigh, Mr. McCown returns today
while Mrs. McCown will remain
for a longer visit at the home of
her uncle, D. D. Watson, who is ill.
We have the sort of things you
like—A selection of wall papers
that you cannot beat anywhere.
THE BLUE DOOR
E. Main tft. Spartanburg
Peoples Insurance Agency j
( J. B. Hester. Mgr
j ALL KINDS of INSURANCE
J Phone 37
| Hester Bldg. Tiyon, N. C.
iaundnes ~Gu#rd
PUBUC HEALTH
Rector’s Laundry
Phone 212
Helps to Build
Your Community
and Assure you ol
Financial Security
Mrs. H. B. Watkins of Belton,
S. C., spent the week-end with her
sister, Mrs. R. H. Brady.
Many people in the county are
without reading matter. Please
leave old magazines, etc., at the
Bulletin office, or call Major Sharp.
ELECTRICIANS MAKE REAL
MONEY. No profession offers
wider range of opportunities,
better chances to earn increasing
ly large pay. But technical train
ing is essential—and the I. C. S.
can give you this training. M. G.
Potter, Representative, Interna
tional Correspondence Schools,
191 Carlyle St., Spartanburg, S.
C.—Adv. 14, 16, 17.
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I Winter is coming! But I’ll
# come through frozen wires
I and do hot and cold jobs
1 with the same wire.
I Duke Power Co.
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