ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 12. Est 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1939
The Fourth of July will be here
in a few weeks and playground
Commissioner Charlie Lynch wants
to know if Tryonites would like
another fireworks display and cele
bration including picnic, music and
folk dancing. The Fourth comes
on Tuesday this year and will not
interfere with the merchants and
clerks. It is a good time to invite
people from all over the county.
Don’t be bashful. If you are in
terested speak up and say how
much you will give toward buying
fireworks and lemonade . . . Mrs.
C. W. Kittrell, who has been teach
ing the First grdde ih Tryon
* school for the past 18 years wilL
Breach next* year at the Lynn school
_nn the same district. Mrs. Kittrell
has had ta remarkable record. She
hps |aught about 800 Tryon *atu
- Gents? to read and write and she
has thb love and good wishes of
alf the»3 students many of whom
are now* scattered all over the
United States. Some of them
have married and sent tfyeir chil
dren to * Tryon school for Mrs.
Kittrell to teach. A great service
to the corfwnunlty. Many parents
will be glad that she will still„
be in the school system. She leaves*
Tryon on Saturday for Zirconia
where she will get ner camp ready
so» summer guests. On Julv 3rd
she will leave fog Cape Cod. Mass.,
to coach young Bobby Hersey.
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New News
News while it is still news, but
moving news, too, is Manager
Charles Nessmith’s latest achieve
ment for the Tryon Theatre. By
special arrangement the Pathe
Newsreel office in New" York will
send a film direct from their lab
oratory to Tryon every Thursday
as soon as it is made. The films
will reach Tryon on the Friday af
ternoon trains just a few hours
later than a similar film is being
shown in New York. After being
viewed in Tryon Friday, Satur
day and Sunday the' film will be
sent to Charlotte for* * showing
there. Mr. Nessmith says you get
results when you “Try-on”, and
he is proud of the fact that Tryon
is pnly a few hours 'behind New
York.
County Tour June 10
The regular yearly Garden club
Pilgrimage for the county women
will take place on Saturday, June
10th. Those wishing to go should
notify Miss Garrison before June
7th, so there will be t sure to be
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Green Creek Church
Homecoming Planned
Homecoming day will be observ
ed at» the Green’s Creek church,
Polk county. N. C., Sunday with
special all day services.
A special ,feature of the home
coming will be a “community sing’’
in which ekjerlv: members* of
congregation Will participate. ,
Everyone is .cordially invitftj to
attend the services. * ' \ >
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