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Vol. 9, Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C„ MONDAY, DEC. 14. 1936
G. B. Woodruff
Charles B. Woodruff, 86, died
a suddenly about 6 o’clock this morn
ing at his home on Lincourt drive
following a few days illness. There
will be no services inTryon. The
body will be shipped to Detriot. Mr.
Woodruff came to Tryon about nine
years ago from Duluth, where he
was in the lumber business. Rela
tives will arrive in Tryon Tuesday.
Hunt News
The Tryon Hounds will meet reg
ularly from Dec. 15 on until fur
ther notice. Hounds will leave ken
nels at 10 o’clock on Monday and
Saturday mornings, and at 2:30 on
Wednesday afternoons. Meeting
ulaces will be announced in the
Tryon Daily Bulletin each Saturday
by the Secretary of the Hunt.
Monday, Dec. 14: Leave kennels
N lO a.m. Meeting place at Block
' J'fouse.
Wednesday, Dec. 16; Leave ken
nels at 2:30 p.m. Meeting place
Lynch plantati n.
Saturday, Dec. 19; Leave kennels
at 10 a.m. Meeting place at Many
Levels.
M. B. Flynn, Secretar
Sheriff Hines was down in the
Hickory Grove section last week
investigating the loss, of about 300
pounds of seed cotton from the
field of Lynn Carson, colored. Ac
cording to reports the cotton was
carried from the field to highway,
a short distance, and loaded on a
car. The car was traced to the in
tersection of the roads near Hick
ory Grove church where the
tracks were lost. No arrests have
been made as yet.
Christmas Events
(Please notify the Bulletin of
any events that should be on the
Calendar for the Christmas sea
son.)
Dates so far:
Dec. 16—Donald C. Peattie to
address Garden club at home of
Mrs. Walter C. Hill at' 3:30 p. m.
Dec. 21—Court of Honor at
Tryon school for Polk county Boy
Scouts, 7»:30 p. m.
Dec. 21— 'As You Like Ic”
movie at Tryon’s Theatre for
Lanier club.
Dec. 22—Tuesday: Dance at
Pine Crest Inn with Carter Wil
kie Brown and Donald Wing as
hosts.
Dec. 23—Dance; Miss Betty and
Harold Shelnutt, at Sunny Dale
log cabin.
Dec. 24—Negro Christmas tree
rrogram. Mrs. Dudley Smith,
chairman.
Dec. 25—Kiwanis distribution of
Christmas baskets.
Dec. 25 —Presbyterian Christ
mas tree program at 4:30 p. m.
Dec. 25—St. Agnes Guild dance
at Parish House.
Dec. 26—Dance at Biltmore
Dec. 28—Monday: Dance at
‘‘Heme on the Hill” in Columbus
with Bert Metc'jjlf and William
Elfrink as hosts.
Brown and Donald Wing.
Dec. 29 —Dance at Oak Hall
with Pine Crest Inn as joint host.
Dec. 30—Lamer club tea at 4:30
o. m., at the Library.
Dec. 30—Dance at Parish House.
Misses Barbara and Dorothy
Smith, hostesses.