A Mill for Tryon?
Continued, from Page One
ties, wheels and machinery work
ing, is music to his ears, but not
so to the tourist who left home and
came to Tryon to get away from
just such things. Let us not lose
what we have already in hand.
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Jury List Drawn
For Superior Court
from Page One
SECOND WEEK
D. M. Abrams
Golden Thompson
O. W. Ponder
J. Solon Williams
Roy E. Ward
E. A. Westbrook
George Cathey
W. W. Creasman
Ti-oy Durham
D. V. Blackwood
Douglas Blois
J. Mike Leland
H. B. McMurray
J. R. Stevenson
R. W. Moore
R.» H. Prince
Sam Feagan
F. W. Moore
COLORED BASKETBALL
Tryon high will open its 1938
basketball season Thursday night.
We play the -girls’ and boys’ teams
from Fair Forest, S. C. Plenty
of action is expected.—L. R. Wells.
THE BULLETIN—SI.SO Yea*
s
HOLIDAY
CLEANING
Telephone us NOW to get your
rugs, draperies, etc., cleaned
for the pext party.
RECTOR’S
Cleaners & Dyers
V
&
Milk is “NOT BOILED” dur
ing the Pateurization procef^^
It is 67 degrees F. under the
\
boiling point.
Kalmia
Dairy
“Pasteurized Milk is Safe Milk ”
Phone 149 Tryon, N. C.