Tryon Country Club
A two-ball mixed foursome event
is planned for Friday, Bth,
starting at 3 p. m. r ine tourna
ment committee wants this to be
the outstanding event of the sea
son for both residents and visitors,
but is handicapped at the start by
not knowing all of those who might
wish to enter. We, therefore, ask
your cooperation, whether you be
resident or visitor. Please call
Larry Brooks at the Country club
and tell him that you will play.
If you call him before Wednesday
evening it will make the job
much easier for those who select
the pairings.
We will try to make it “All
Even" by putting good players
with poor ones and poor players
with good ones. So come out and
enjoy the game.
An entry fee of 15c per person
will be charged and this goes into
the “Tea Pot” from which will
come “Free Tea” to all contestants
who care for tea and such.
The committee asks the cooper
ation of the hotel and inn keepers
in calling the attention of their
golf playing guests to this event.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimberly and
Mr. and Mrs. William Kellett of
Neenah, Wis.. have arrived for the
spring riding activities and will
occupy the J. C. Kimberly house
while Mr. and Mrs. Kimberly are
on a visit to Florida.
FOR RENT: 6-room furnished
cottage in the Valley adjoining
“Seven Hearths.” Phone 123-J,
nr write box 483, Tryon—Adv ts. c
SPECIAL
Two (2) GOLD FISH
and BOWL and 1 Pack
age of FISH FOOD.
—for—
-29c
SLACK’S Pharmacy
JOCK BLOIS SHOW! I want
you to write this into the Bulletin.
The time is 3 o’clock, Mr. Vining.
The money is 15c. It is going to be
April 7th.—Adv.
Jimmie Woods, guest artist at
the recent International Hair
Dressers Convention in New York,
vacationing in the mountains of
North Carolina, will be with us at
the Elizabeth Brimmer Harper
Shop, April 4, 5 and 6th and will
be delighted to meet and advise
with our people who have prob
lems relative to modern modes of
hair-dress, by appointment without/
charge. Call The Harper Shop/
Phone, 275.—Adv. 6t 30 to sth. '
TAXI SERVICE
PHONE 295
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SOUTH CAROLINA LAND
TELEPHONE 300
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