CURB REPORTER
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this free moving picture, to be
given on three mornings from 10 to
11:30 enabling all ladies to leave
in time to prepare noon day lunch
es . Jeremy Collier said, “We
must not let go manifest truths
because we cannot answer all ques
tions about them.” .... Mr. and
Mrs. G. ML Ferree, who moved here
recently from High Point, have
bought a lot in Pickens Park and
expect to build soon. Mrs. Ferree
is teaching a special class in the
Tryon school. Mir. Ferree is an
official of the Adams-Millis Carp.
.... WAR NEWS: Undersecre
tary of State Sumner Welles noti-
S/fied the world last night that U. S.
was rearming for defense against
any foreign aggression. Hitler and
Japan say “pooey”. Russia ex
pecting German attack in 1941.
Hungary takes over some Czech
land. Madrid facing its third
winter of war .... Hubert Fos
ter says that Richard Jones, 124-
year-old former Negro slave, has
"been sick in bed for three weeks
and needs help. Jones may need
help but there will be a lot of
doubt about his age
Misses Miary and Lucy Torr
of Detroit are guests at Mtelrose
Lodge.
Postmaster W. H. Stearns states
that the Tryon Route One Mail
Cfkrrier, R. L. Wilson, will leave
tie Tryon office at 9 o’clock in the
mornings instead of 10 o’clock be-
I a .nning on November 15th.
Jl Mts. O. W. Beach of Montclair,
11. J., and Miss Helen Kenyon of
/ ’oughkeepsie, are guests at Chero
kee Lodge. Miss Kenyon is chair
man of the board of trustees of
Vassar college.
Mir. and Mrs. Robert Dedmondt
are occupying an apartment at
Mrs. Lydia Strong’s on Melrose
Circle.
George Webster and the Ernst
Mahler horses have arrived from
Neenah, Wis., and are at Chinqua
pin farm in the Hunting Country.
L. F. Buchanan, Miss Frances
Buchanan and M?iss Lavinia Taylor
are in Atlanta visiting the whole
houses for Santa Claus.
GIFTS of all kinds at the Moun
tain Industries.—Adv.
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