WNTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST -20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
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Senior Glass Play,
Try on High School
. / The Senior class of Tryon high
yschool,' v will present “Give Me
Creditâ€~, a farce comedy by Charles
George, in the Tryon school audi
torium on Friday, April 23, at
8 p. m.
The following are included in the
cast:
Gregory Thurston, an artist,
Ernest Earley; Mark Warrington,
a ulaywright, Ben Fisher; Bridget
Ohara, janitoress, Ella Carson;
Valerie Zeigler, actress, Margaret
Bolinger; Spencer Atwell, a rich
young man, Bill Blackwell; Gloria
Gilbert, model, Gertrude Black
well; Kay Lindsay, a city girl,
Anne Scruggs; Dagmar White, an
enthusiast, Mable Morgan; Loret
ta Frawley, who is bored, Viola
Waters; Catherine Dennis, a visi
tor, R. E. Kimbrell; Rita Clifford,
a patrpn of the art, Madeline
Mrs. Henry Atwell, mother
Spencer, Nell Rushing; Fay
Duffy, a small town girl. Ruby
Williams; Herbert Ross, a friend
of Spencer, Henry McGeachy;
Olive West, his girl friend, Mae
Earley.
Tryon School Calendar
April 30—Senior Class Play.
May 7—Junior-Senior Trip.
May 13—Senior Class Day Ex
ercises.
May 14—Seventh grade Operetta.
May 16—Baccalaureate Sermon.
May 17—Graduating Exercises.
TRYON, N, C., THURS., APRIL 29, 1937
LETTERS
Attention Mr. G. H. Holmes:
It is true that an ordinance was
passed by the Town Commissioners
in 1927 setting the salary of the
Mayor of the Town of Tryon at
SSO a month.
If you will examine the records
of Town of Tryon you will find
that four years ago by mutual con
sent of the Mayor and the Com
missioners this amount was reduced
to $25 a month. Deduct from this
COURT COSTS AND THE NET
AMOUNT PAID OUT OF THE
TREASURY IS APPROXIMATE
LY sls a month. Is this an excess
ive amount for the responsibility
of an office representing an invest
ment of over a million and one
half dollars?
Wat6r rates may seem high but
debts accumulated in previous ad
ministrations have to be paid.
Tryon is noted for meeting all
its obligations, never having missed
meeting a payment when due.
If you will examine the Treasu
er’s books of the Town of Tryon you
will find the Water Department
has always been kept separate
from the General Fund. For defi
nite information of matters con
eernin. the Town consult the
Town Manager who is in position
to give you accurate information
and extremely anxious to do so.
Tax Payer.
Meet Tonight
The Business Women’s Circle of
the First Baptist church will meet
tonight at 8 o’clock with Mrs.
Archie Butler.