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Ten Prizes Given
At Cooking School
Attendance prizes at the Bulle
tin-Theatre Motion Picture Cook
in® School at Tryon’s Theatre
—were drawn this momin® for Mrs.
J. M. Andrews of Columbus, Mrs.
R. M. McCown of Tryon, Miss
Alexandrine Louradour of Saluda,
Miss Helen Roberts of Tryon, Mrs.
John A. Arledge of Columbus, Mrs.
K. A. Bowen, Mrs. Isham Hender
son, Mrs. Mildred Parker, Mrs.
Pat McCoy of Hotel Tryon and one
man who dropped in for the show.
The same number of prizes will
be given away on Thursday and
Friday mornings, but the show
will start at 9:30 instead of 10
o’clock in order to permit the
guests to get home earlier. f
The Tryon Home Economics
class attended in a body and saw
delicious food prepared in an at
mosphere of romance. The picture
was filled with delightful enter
tainment from beginning to end.
Jhe public is invited to attend on
hursday morning or Friday morn
ing beginning at 9:30 promptly.
Scouts To Advance
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At the last Boy Scout meeting
of the Tryon troop No. 1 the fol
lowing boys planned to appear be
fore the Court of Honor on Nov.
21, for the following Merit Badges:
Paul Butler, second class; Charles
Ford, second class; Harold Taylor
and Bill Derby, bird study; Frank
McFarland and Jimmy Jackson,
conservation; Pickens Durham,
first aid; Seth Vining, handcraft;
Howard Reed, first class; George
Cooksey, firemanship and path
finding.
WED., NOV- 16th, 1938
TRYON, N. C.,
Lefty Flynn Heads
Bowling Club
The Tryon Bowling League
which was recently organized has
raised to date $475 with which to
build alleys and other equipment
necessary to give Tryonites the
enjoyment of bowling this season.
Work on the alleys will begin right
away. Officers elected recently
are President, M. B. Flynn; vice
president, Ben White; secretary
treasurer, Earl Tisdale. Alleys
committee John Moore, J. M. Bak
er and Archie Butler; House Rules,
George A. Cathey, Mrs. George
Moore, C. W. Nessmith, Dr. J. E.
Derby, Baxter Haynes. All min
isters of the community and their
families were voted complimentary
memberships.
Episcopal Rector’s
Reception Friday
The reception for the new Rec
tor, the Rev. Charles L. McGav
ern of the Church of the Holy
Cross, will be held on Friday eve
ning at the Parish House at 8:30.
Public invited.
Chamber Commerce
Meets Thursday
Everyone interested in the civic
welfare of the community is in
vited to attend the Chamber of
Commerce meeting on Thursday
evening at 7:30 at Missildine’s
Hall.
Motion Picture Cooking School at
9:30 A. M. tomorrow.