FRIGID AIRE Is Always At The Top
Memberships for the Red Cross
will be taken until Thanksgiving
Day at Missildines Pharmacy by
Miss Morjorie Capps, and at the
Lanier library by Miss Mary Car
penter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill are
moying today to Columbus.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish tA express our sincere
appreciatipfTN \o our friends for
their during our
recent b^reayetf&rjf.
Mr. and JK. L. Whitesides
Joe N. Walker
iSr
Special
\ Thanksgiving Dinner
c
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i
Served
\ 12:30 P. M. to 2:00 P. M
; 6:30 P. M. to 8:00 P. M.
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PRICE 5 1 25
:
For Reservations
Phone 10
V
;OAK HALL
{ HOTEL
i i
sl, $5, $lO, $25, SIOO
r any amount invested at
anytime with the Tryon Fed
eral Savings & Loan Ass’n.
will pay you the highest rate
of interest with the protec
tion of the Federal Gov’t.
Apply to M. R. McCown,
Secretary
The abmission for “The Great
Ziegfield” movie is 15 and 40 cents
at Tryon’s Theatre.
WHERE TO GO FOR MOUN
TAIN HANDICRAFTS
Let us suggest hand-made gifts
for Chirstmas. Come in and brouse
around—you can spend hours if
you choose. Watch the carding—
spinning and weaving. !
BLUE RIDGE WEAVERS
(The Shop Unusual)
Trade Street UPSTAIRS
I Talk is cheap; and so Is
music when 1 run your ra
dio 12 hours for a penny j
or two a day. '
Duke Power Go. j
‘ r - M us Wat or*.
TRYON^7
IS Federal Savings
OjAND LOAN ASSOCIATION