Tryon Daily Bulletin CURB REPORTER
Seth M. Vining, Editor
(Published Daily Except Sunday)
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One Year $1.50
Out-of-State $2.00
On Sunday afternoon a group
of Tryon men are going calling.
It is embarrassing for some of
them to do it, but DUTY calls
them to help meet the needs of
humanity in this section. They
dread going to your house to solicit
funds, but they dread more the
thought that their failure to do so
allow many people to suffer
fcwfrom lack of proper medical atten
tion. If you will send in your
check or pledge card these men will
not have to call on you Sbnday af
ternoon. If you are not at home
Sunday afternoon they will have
to keep trying on Monday or some
other day until they do see you.
Won’t you be among those to send
in donations before Sunday? It
will help tremendously. Just write
cut your check now and mail it to
Treasurer B. L. Ballenger or give
it to him Saturday.
Out of the 4.203 days of care
given to patients at St. Lluke’s
hospital last year, over half,
2,452 days were given free to poor
people unable to pay anything.
Your donation not only take s care
of these patients but also makes
it possible for the small income
/ Ypatient to get medical attention at
TrieAt a rate to fit his pocket book.
Mrs. Francis Stott has returned
to her home in Sandy Plains after
treatment at St. Luke’s hospital.
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Mrs. L. P. Mlills has moved to
the Misses Avant house.
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Miss Hope Rogers of Chatham
Hall, Chatham, Va., is spending
srring vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rogers, at
Lynneote.
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Those having tonsil operations at
St. Luke’s hospital Thursday were
Mrs. Della McDowell. J. B. Giles
and Elsie Giles of Campobello,
S. C.
Mrs. Lillie Taylor of Sunny View
brought to Tryon the other day a
white leghorn egg that had capi
tal “G” engraved on the end of
it . . . Prof. James Brooks of
I.and rum is another producer of
fine leghorn eggs. He had some of
the largest we have ever seen the
other day . . . Mliss Isabel Christie
who spends her summers in Toron
to. Canada, came back to Tryon
last year after an absence of 14
years. She is back again this year
and enjoying it . . . The reason
we do not print a lot of the parties
you hear about from time to time
is because the hostesses don’t want
us to. They say they couldn’t in
vite all their friends. Weak ex
cuse because in a little town they
find out about it anyway . . .
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