ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 10, 1028, AT IHB POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3,1879
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Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, H C., THURSDAY, JUNE 10, .1937
Fourth Celebration
Committee Named
Committees for the Fourth of
duly celebration at Harmon Field
on Saturday, July 3rd, have been
named as follows: General Chair
man, C. J. Lynch, Carroll P.
Rogers. K. A. Bowen; fireworks,
W. W. Creasman, B. O. Byers,
C. P. Rogers; finance, K. A. Bowen,
C. P. Rogers, Dr. B. B. Bishop,
Jr.; athletics, W. A. Schilletter,
Nelson Jackson, Jr.. Ralph C.
Erskine; picnic, Maj. B. Sharp,
C M. Eargle, W. B. Weigel, James
Baker, W. S. Green; music, Dr.
J. E. Derby, Ernest Kerhulas,
Robert McFarland. Jr.; publicity,
Seth M. Vining, Joe Troy, Sena
tor F. P. Bacon, Roy Shelly;
grounds, L. A. Avant, Spurgeon
Arledge, Chas. Nessmith; Bov
Scouts, Harold Taylor, David
Cromer, Henry McGeachy. '
a The entire county and surround
ing communities are invited to
come on Saturday. July 3rd, and
enjoy a big celebration of games,
fireworks and dancing. Bring a
picnic supper for all your guests.
Tables and ice water will be fur
nished by the citizens of Tryon.
There will be no admission charg
es for any entertainment.
Dance At Sunnydale
The fourth public dance of the
summer season will be held Fri
day night at Sunnydale Log
Cabin with Tenny Freck Orches
tra furnishing the music.
Amos N, Kunkle’s
Nephew Drowned
Amos N. Kunkle, of Lynn, re
ceived word today (Thursday),
that his nephew, Kenneth Goodin,
had been drowned at the; Carolina
Beach. The communication receiv
ed follows:
“Just to let you know that Ken
neth Goodin was drowned at the
Carolina Beach on Monday after,
noon. His body has not been re
covered to date. Will let you know
later about other arrangements.
“E. B. Goodin and family,
“East Main Street,
“Lincolnton, N. C.”
Rotary Anns To
Be Entertained
The Tryon Rotary club will hold
a “ladies’ night” meeting on Fri
day night at seven o’clock at Sunny
dale Log Cabin at which time the
Rotary Anns (wives and sweet
hearts) will be guests of the club.
President F. P. Bacon will preside
over the meeting which promises
to be one of entertainment.
SAVIN GASOILS
1. Progress comes when thrifty
! farmers care for fertile lands.
2. The farmer who lets his soil
erode is stealing from his children
and grandchildren.
3, Probably no nation ever wasted
its soil resources as rapidly r/e
are wasting ours.
4. It is estimated that the loss
of fertility from soil erosion is
about twenty times as great as
from crop removal.
5. The conservation, of soil is
a primary requisite for the con
tinuance of human life.