The Irjoii iiasij Bulletin
Seth M. Vining. Editor
tublished Every Day Except
Sunday
Mrs. Emily D. Beattie has moved
from Tryon Lodge to the B. B.
Bishop, Jr., house on Godshaw
Hill.
Mrs. P. B. Whittemore of And
over, Mass., is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Drew in Gillette
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimberly of
Neenah, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs.
N. A. Owings of Chicago are
spending a week in the J. C. Kim
jberly house.
C. N. Sayre has returned from
Salem. Ind., where he attended the
wedding of his daughter. Miss
Mary Sayre.
Speaking on Bob Ripley’s pro
gram Sunday night a son of the
former King of Spain said that
he didn’t care for the formality
of royal life and that he was go
ing to make America his home
gecause it was democratic. How
ever, he said it grieved him to
know that his people in Spain
were killing one another and de
stroying the beautiful city in
which he was born. The count
is making his living by writing
articles.
Entertain Your Friends=
At The
TRYON COUNTRY CLUB
Golf -;- Tennis
GREEN FEES—Per day, $1; week, $5; mor.th, sls
J. D. Drew has returned from a
visit in the EasL
Colored P.-T. A. meeting tonight
at 7:30 p. m. All friends and
patrons are requested to be pres
ent. Hable Hannon, president; L.
K. Weils, principal.
TTRYON’S Jfßi
HEATRL
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
November 18, 19
Shirley Temple, Alice Faye, Gloria
Stuart in
“Poor Little
Rich Girl”
It is impossible to film a more
dramatic ... a more heart touch
ing picture than this latest pic
ture, starring Shirley Temple. Sh?
not only touches your heart . . .she
climbs right in . . . When you
laughi and love her the most . . .
That’s when you are nearest to
tears ... You will never believe
how great this picture is until
you see it. With the same pro
gram is a delightful Comedy and
Travelogue.