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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bolt ball This Week
Monday, July 17th: Kilowatters
vs. busnwhackers.
Tuesday, July 18th: Soumerco
vs. Ball-che-Jacks.
Wednesday, July 19th: Boys’
Club vs. Ballew Devhs.
Thursday, July 20th, at 4 p. m.,
Ball-the-Jacks vs. Landrum Ter
rors, and at 6 p. m., Bushwhack
ers vs. Ballew Devils.
Friday, July_2lst, at 6:30 Bush,
whackers vs. boumerco.
Building In Valley
Shannon Merriwether, the archi
tect, who with John Mteore and
Ralph Williams, recently bought
a 20 acre tract of land on Conner
Hill from Miss Minerva Conner,
Is building an attractive house on
the property. Mr. and Mrs.
Merriwether and daughter, MKss
Jane, are now occupying the Dud
ley Smith home. They expect to
movo in their new house about
September Ist.
Avant Sells Stoker
Avant Electric Co., announces
in todav’s Bulletin the annm'nt
ment as dealer of the new Delco-
General Motors Automatic Stoker.
Sells 60 Dresses
The Ballenger-Jackson Co., ad
vertised in Saturday’s Bulletin re
ducing ladies’ dresses to half
price. The response from the pub
lic was so great that 60 dresses
were sold. The advertisement
is being run again today.
TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1939
Saluda Baby Hospital
Needs Are Cited
Women members of the board of
directors were asked to assist in
beautifying the grounds. The need
for added facilities to properly
carry on the work was cited.
Dr. Pendleton presided at a
meeting which was held on the
hospital lawn.
Among the facilities most needed
at the hospital is a new home for
nurses. He explained that a
small cottage being used at pres
ent is inadequate. In the event
that such a home is secured the
present cottage would be converted
into a convalescent ward for
babies.
Dr. Lesesne Smith, hospital phy
sician. described soma of the cases
that have been treated at the hos
pital and described the training
course for doctors in pediatrics
held each summer.
He explained that 100 physicians
have already registered for the
training course which opens the
latter part of July.
Physicians from as far away as
the state of California have at
tended the course at the hospita l .
Because of the widespread interest
in the course, the government
sends a doctor each year to attend
the classes.
Mrs. Sam Burts, a member of
the board, cited the need of a
clinic for “follow-upâ€~ work for tin
babies after they are dismissed
from the hospital. Such a clinic,
she explained, would be used as
a dispensary for milk for the un
derprivileged children after they
return to their homes.
The clinic is needed in order
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