READY TO SERVE YOU DAY AND NIGHT
MISSILDINE’S PHARMACY “The Hub of the City” Phone 4
The Ground-Hog
A grouchy ground-hog ground his
teeth
And this I heard him say:
“This is the day to sally forth
And settle the season-lleigh?
If I see my shadow at noontide,
then
I’m to crawl back to my lair,
And hibernate a month or more
Excluded from sun and air.
But how on earth can I hope to see
MY shadow, low and small,
When o’er this earth a shadow
looms
Which falls on one and all?”
—Hilda von Siller, Tryon, N. C.
Dr. and Mrs. John Preston have
moved into their new home in
Pacolet Hills.
Artency Mills, Col.
Artency* Mills, 67. colored, of
Mill Spring, died this morning
about 6:30. Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at 2:30
at Stoney Knoll. She is survived
by her husband, Frank Mills, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and three chil
dren: Alonzo Mills of Cincinnati,
and Isaac and Maggie Mills of
Mill Spring.
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| Today . . Leslie Howard in “STAND IN”
1 , A Banker’s Experience in Hollywood
1 Friday and Saturday, “Navy Blue & Gold”
% Robert 1 oimg, Florence Rice and Lionel Barrymore
Hurrah for the Navy with Music
Editor and Mrs. Robert E. Dcla
p’aine of Frederick, Md., were
visitors today in the office of the
world’s smallest daily newspaper,
while enroute to Florida. They
stopped over for a brief visit with
Miss Catharine Hamilton and Miss
Almira Twining in Gillette Woods.
Editor Delaplaine is co-publisher
with his brother, W. T. Delaplaine,
of the Frederick News and Post.
Capt. and Mrs. Rufus Zogbaum
have returned from Florida
}re visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.
Flynn.
Whatever your purchase may
be—you get it FREE if we fail
to say THANK YOU!
SLACK’S Pharmacy
Mrs. Millikin will be at The
Ballenger Co., every Saturday with
home-baked cakes, cookies, breads,
rolls. Leave your special orders
or call her at home. Phone 171-w.
Advt. every thurs.
Peoples Insurance Agency
J. B. Hester. Mgr.
I Hester Bldg. Tryon, N. C.
I ALL KINDS of INSURANCE |
Phone 37