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Vol. 11. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON. N. C., FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1938
Bogey Golf At
Country Club
\ A Blind Bogey handicap tour
,/nament will be held this weekend
at the Tryon Country club. This
kind of tournament always creates
a great deal of interest as all play
ers have a good chance to hit
Bogey number which will be be
tween 72 and 82. Edgar C. Rowe
and Pro Larry Brooks are expect
ing a large number of golfers. The
course is in excellent condition.
Rector’s Cleaners
Move In Home
Rector’s Cleaners & Dyers, one
of the most modern cleaning plants
in the Carolinas, is being moved
“this week to their own building
which M|r. N. R. Rector recently
bought on the corner of Trade and
Howard streets across from Tryon
) Motor Co. The two buildings this
side of the Town Office formerly
known as the Merrick building,
have been remodeled in every way
to meet the state requirements and
to give this section the very best
in cleaning service. The buildings
in the future will be known as
Rector’s Corner. Mr. Rector has
improved the dry cleaning business
n Tryon every year for the past
ten years, adding the most mod
ern equipment from time to time.
The new quarters and additional
equipment will enable Rector’s to
give better service than heretofore.
Japs still advancing in China.
Congressman O’Connor of New
York is next on Roosevelt’s purge
list. N. Y. to vote Tuesday.
“CURB’’ REPORTER
John Brown, Polk’s new farmer
from Illinois, is building the first
snow fence silo ever seen in this
section. It is a silo that looks like
a circular picket fence held to
gether with wire Melvin
Purvis of Timmonsville, S. C.,
married Mi"s. Rosanna Wilcox Tay
lor of Florence, in Charlotte Wed
nesday. Dr. Luther Little offi
dating .... Bitsv Grant. Bth
ranking tennis plaver defeated
Adrian Quist, of Australia, th>
2nd ranking player Wednesday.
. . . . Joubert said: “Those wlm
never retract their oninions love
themselves more than they love
truth.” . . . Town MJanager C. H.
Helms caught a 7 1 /6 pound bass
at Lake Lure Thursday afternoon.
. . . Hinton Thompson, another
fisherman, who bought a farm last
week is already displaying a com
stalk with six ears of corn on it.
. . . Georgians finally decided
to “let George do it”—the repre
senting . . . Rev. and M,rs. Rolla
Dyer will have on Saturday a visi
tor they have not seen in over 40
years, Miss Jennie Moore, a news
paper woman on The Democrat at
Cynthiana, Ky. . . . Saluda is giv
ing a combination dance tonight at
the Saluda gym to help raise money
for their Apple Festival next
week. . . . Jennings Ford with the
U. S. S. Idaho, San Pedro, Calif,
renews his subscription to the Bul-
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16, 1938