Governor at Kiwanis
Kiwanis Governor, Dr. Joseph
R. Sevier, of Hendersonville and
Mrs. Sevier will be guests at the
Tryon Kiwanis meeting on Tues
day 1 at 1 p. m., at Hotel Tryon.
Any member bringing guests
should notify the secretary now
and not tomorrow.
W. B. Weigel returned Saturday
to Tryon from Minnesota.
Earl K. Weber of St. Louis, Mo.,
and George Chipchase of Aiken,
S. C., are guests at Hotel Tryon.
gJAlil Is Your Radio O
nUW Performing [
With the Approach of the
World Series in Baseball
and the FOOTBALL Season you are interested in having the
finest radio reception possible.
Also many of the good radio programs that go off the air during
the summer, are now or soon will be back on the air with NEW
AND IMPROVED PROGRAMS.
To enjoy all these features as you should, you need a good
radio receiving set.
LET US SUGGEST YOU SEE AND HEAR THE NEW 1938
RCA-VICTOR.
Home Demontration without obli-gation. Sold for a small down pay
ment —balance in monthly installments to suit yon.
Avant Electric Co.
Phone 51 Tryon, N. C.
LAST CALL
others to enjoy life? Send your
check to C. J. Lynch,- or to the
Tryon Bank and Trust Company.
BLUE RfDGE WEAVERS
Arts and Crafts Shop
Specializing in Mountain Hand
icrafts, Homespuns, Weavings,
Hooked and Woven Rugs, Bed
Spreads, Baskets, Pottery, Moun
tain furniture. Tryon Toys, Hand
hammered Pewiter and costume
les, Books, Cards and Novelties.
You are cordially invited to
browse around in this shop at
your leisure.—Adv ts.