ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST Zl), 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3,1579
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Vol. 9, Est. 1-31-28
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Quotations Courtesy Post & Flagg
Industrials, 17.70; off 1.54
Railroads 52.20; off .38
Utilities 34.25; off .4
American Can 113% 114
d American Radiator.. 24% 25
f American Telephonel 84 % 185
Borg Warner 75 y 8 76 y 3
Burrows Ad. M 31% 32
Consolidated Gas 43% 43 Vi
Chrysler Motors .116% 117
DuPont 172% 174
General Electric 52% 52%
General Motors 65% 65%
Int. Harvester 99 100%
Int. Nickel 63% 64
Montgomery Ward.. 53% 54
National Biscuit 31% 31%
N. Y. Central. 40 i/ 2 40 %
Penna Railroad 39% 39%
Pmllips
Radio 10 % 11
Reynolds Tob “B”_ 55 7 /8 56 *
Sears Roebuck 83 3/ 8 83 7/ 8
Southern Railway 23% 23%
Standard Brands ik rS
Stand. Oil of N J.. 68%
Corporation. 53 Vi 53 %
MJmon Pacific 123 125
Aircraft 27% 28
United Gas Imp uy
U. S. Steel 77% 77%
Wool worth 62 62%
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mountjoy
of Atlanta, lll|. formerly of Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ash, Mrs. John
Hobbit and sons Frank, Joseph
were visitors to Tryon during the
week-end while en-route to Florida
New arrivals who are guests at
Pine Crest Inn are Mrs. Fred S.
Ford and sons, Fred, Jr. and Bobby
of Detroit, Mrs. G. Moran and dau
ghter, Miss Edna, of St. Louis,
Little Miss Helen Owen and gover
ness,Miss Ann Johnston of Detroit.
TRYON, Nt C.., MONDAY, DEC. 28, 1936
ADAMS - JERVEY
Mrs. Hortense Hutchinson an
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Frances Salisbury Adams
to Allen Jones Jervey, jr. at a
Christmas night party prior to the
St. Agnes Guild Dance. The party
was held for twenty friends and
l’elativea at the home of the bride
elect’s mother on Melrose Ave. The
house was beautifully decorated
with holly, mistletoe and red can
dles. In making the announcement
Mrs. Hutchinson gave a toast to the
young people and sandwiches were
served which were outlined with
holly leaves with the names of
Frances and Allen written in the
center. Among the out of town
guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Inglesby,Jr. of Greenville,
South Carolina.
Martha On Air
Tryon friends were delighted to
hear the voice of Martha Lightner
(Mrs. Daniel Boone) on the Chase
and Sanborne NBC program from
Hollywood Sunday night in a short
play, “The Show Girl” in a part
played by Kay Francis. Mrs.
Boone stated that she was born at
Detroit, but was reared in Tryon,
N.C. and that she liked Tryon bet
ter. The play was well presented
over the air and local people have
cause to be proud of Mrs. Boone’s
work.
Mrs. Anne Bosworth Greene has
as her guests, Samuel Hopkins
Adams, the writer, and Mrs.
Adams, who are here from Auburn.
N. Y. for a few days visit at Mrs.
Green’s Gillette Woods home.
G. L. Kelley spent Christmas
with his parents, at Oxford, Ala.