TRYOW MOTOR CO., Inc. Chevrolets
Last night (Tuesday) a meet
ing was held of representatives of
the Polk County Chapter of the
Red Cross, the Polk County Unit
of the American Women’s Hos
pitals, the Polk County Helping
Hand, with Miss Rebecca Hos
kins, Polk county Welfare Agent.
The object is to effect a co-ordina
tion of all these agencies for more
thorough and efficient work. Fur
ther conferences will be held be
fore the final organization is made.
In the meantime, anyone who is
interested in any case of need is
requested to confer with Miss Hos
kins, who is in Tryon at the City
Hall, on Friday of each week, or
with Mrs. George A. Cathey of
the Red Cross.
J. K. Anderson is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson for
a few days.
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[ Announcement
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1 This is to announce that we will I
i move to new quarters on a ground I
j floor in the Reibling Building on I
j Trade Street after the first of the j
| year. For fifteen, years you have !
j come up to us and now we are |
coming down to you. j
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B1 ue Ridge Weavers j
George and Sallie Cathey
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Buy tickets now for “As You
Like It”, a movie to be shown
Monday, December 21, at Tryon’s
Theatre for the benefit of Lanier
Library. Tickets on sale at Mis
sildine’s Pharmacy and Lanier
Library.—Adv. 16, 17, 18.
There will be a hot fish and
chitterlings supper Thursday night,
D rcember 17, at the St. Luke C.
M. E. Church. Public invited.
Sponsored by Group No. 3. C. R.
White, pastor.—Adv 1.6, 17.
Real-Silk Hosiery Milis
Represented in Tryon
every day by—
Gertrude Morris
Telephone No. 217 [
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