ENTERED A8 SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THI .'OST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS. MARCH 3, 1879
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Final Plans Made
For Hunter Trials
. The Tryon Hounds annual Hun
ter Trials will be held on Wednes
day afternoon in the Hunting
Country and will be viewed from
the LeMort Hill. John R. Kimber
ly, M. F. H., who is directing
the event states that anyone desir
ing to enter the Hunter Trials
should make entry to him as soon
as possible. Riding will start at
2:30. There will be three class
es: Junior, Senior and Profession
al. Judges for the Hunter Trials
are Mrs. John L. Grandln, of Bos
ton, Mass., who hunts with the
Croton Hunters and Henry C. Colt,
of Camden, S ! . C., and Genniseo,
New York.
Mrs. Monroe Jones
Mrs. Monroe Jones, 38, of Mill
x Spring died Monday afternoon at
} St. Luke’s hospital where she had
gone for treatment. Funeral ser
vices this afternoon at Rock Spring
church. Husband and several
children survive her.
Community Calendar
Wednesday, March 29: Hunter
Trials.
Wednesday: Bible class at Oak
Hall, 4 p. m.
Wednesday: Invitation Dance at
Sunnvdale, 9 p. m. Host. John
R. Kimberly, Mi. F. H.
Thursday: Piano recital at Con
verse college, 8:30 p. m.
Friday: Rotary club at 1 p. m.
Friday afternoon: Gymkhana at
Harmon Field.
TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1939
| Miss Rachel Jackson
| In Graduating Recital
The foregoing announcement
| sent out from Converse college,
i Spartanburg, will be of interest
' to friends of Miss Rachel Jackson,
! daughter of Mr. and Mirs. Nelson
i Jackson, Jr. M|iss Jackson was
| the valedictorian of 1936 graduat
-1 ing class from the Tryon high
j school. large number of local
j people will attend the recital
j which is open to the public:
On Thursday evening, March 30,
j the second in the series of this
j season’s graduating recitals pre
j sented by the Converse college
j School of Music, will bo heard,
i Miss Sarah Moore of Spartanburg,
j organist, and Miss Rachel Jackson
j of Tryon, pianist, will appear in
! the joint recital which is the cli
| max of their four years’ work at
; the School of Miusic toward the
j degree of bachelor of arts with a
major in music.
The complete program for
| Thursday evening follows:
1. Anna Magdalena’s March,
! Bach; Herzlich thut mich verlan
! gen, Bach; In dir ist Freude,
Bach; Miss Moore.
2. Fantasie, D minor, Mozart;
Novellette, Opus 21, Nol, F major,
Schumann; Miss Jackson.
3. Prelude (Suite in Miniature),
De LamarteE; Scherzo (Fourth
Symphony) Widow; Rhapsodie
Catalane, Bonnet; Miss Moore.
4. Arabesque. No. 1, Debussy;
Nocturne, Opus 9, No. 1, Chopin;
Waltz, Opus 70, No. 1, Chopin;
Miss Jackson.
5. Symphonic Piece (Inter