Adams-Millis Lose
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Close Game
The Adams - Millis basketball
team lost to Converse Mills 30-34
on Wednesday night at the Tryon
gymnasium. Converse led the locals
by 11 points in the first half but
in the last half the Tryon team
rallied and outplayed the visitors
but could not over come the lead
of the first half. Tryon All Star
Girls lost to the Hendersonville
girls 19-28 just prior to the boys’
game. Bill Blackwell of Milligan
college, refereed the games.
Tryon Hounds
The Tryon Hounds will meet on
Saturday, Dec. 24 at the Mizzen
Top in the Hunting Country.
Hounds will leave kennels at 10:30
a. m. i
The Tryon Methodist program
will be presented tonight at the
church at 7:30 p. m. The pro
gram consists of recitations and a
pageant, “Gifts Unto the Manger”.
The public is invited.
St. Luke’s- hospital can use any
surplus vegetables, fruit, jams,
jellies, etc. A Christmas box for
the hospital is being prepared at
Jackson’s store and will be sent
to them on Friday afternoon.
John Paul’ Lucas of the Duke
Power Co., is gradually recover
ing at Duke Hospital, according
to reports received. M!r. Lucas
is general sales and merchandise
manager of the Duke Power Co.,
and has many friends in this
section.
TOWN OF TOMORROW
New York.—“ Tomorrow Town”
a far advanced concept of com
munity design and housing, is to
be a feature of the New York
World’s" Fair 1939. The “Town,”
designed for a population of 3,500,
will Have 21 demonstration homes
of 4 to 10 f rooms each costing
from $3,00 to $17,000.
4-H CLUB MEETINGS
START, JAN. 9
Plans have been made to start
4-H club meetings on January 9.
The following schedule will be
observed:
Columbus, Monday, Jan. 9;
Green Creek Seniors, Tuesday,
Jan. 10; Green Creek Juniors,
Wednesday, Jan. 11; Sunny View,
Thursday, Jan. 12; Mill Spring,
Friday, Jan. 12; Saluda, Tues
day, Jan. 17.
4-H PARTIES AND
RECREATION
4-H club Christmas and recrea*
tion parties have been requested
by 4-H club members of Sunny \
View, Columbus and Green Cree^j^i
Meetings were held on
Tuesday, and Wednesday nights.
The new Home Agent, Miss Gar
rison, was present.
Entertainment and Turkey con
, test at St. Luke’s C. M.. E.
church tonight. Public invited.
Penland Handwrought Pewter in
attractive sets on sale at the
Mountain Industries, next to the
Post Office.—Adv. ts.
Remember your friends at
Christmas with delicious Honey
Candy made from Halifax River
Brand Honey. Sold in attractive
holiday gift boxes at Mlissildine’s
Pharmacy. Special orders by
Alexandrine Louradour, Saluda,
N. C.—Adv. 13, 15, 19, 22. /K
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