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Vol. 12. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, SEPT. 5, 1939
Bushwhackers Win
First Ball Game
The first game of the softball
series fed to the
on Tdbnday after
noon when they defeated the Kilo
watters by a score of 16 to 6. The
second game will he played this
afternoon at Harmon Field starting
around 6 o’clock on account of the
shortening of daylight time. If
the Bushwhackers win today’s
game it will end the series. If
they lose the deciding game will
be played on Wednesday. The
score by innings was as follows:
Bushwhackers 601 011 7—16
Kilowatters 200 100 3 6
Battery for the Bushwhackers:
Robert Dick and W. Nessmith; for
the Kilowatters, K. Arledge and
A. Walker.
Four umpires will supervise the
game this afternoon and the larg
est crowd of the season is expected
to see it.
Destroyed By
Deputy Weaver
A 70-gallon steamer type distill
ing outfit was destroyed early this
mornintr on Green River near the
Coxe Plantation.
The outfit was in operation when
discovered, but the operators had
disappeared. A small amount of
beer was poured out, according
to Weaver.
San Jose, Costa Rica, Sept. 4.
Three United States army planes
lost in a sudden storm over the
Pacific ocean late this afternoon
w°re still missing tonight despite a
wide search by air and surface
craft.
P.-T. A. Committees
Are Announced
The regular committees of the
Tryon Parent-Teacher
for the 1939-1940 session have
been announced by the President,
Mrs. E. E. Missildine, as follows:
Program: Mrs. D. M. McGeachy,
Mrs. Ferree, Mrs. Eunice S'. Wat
son, Mrs. Nelson Jackson, Jr.
Membership: Mrs. Ralph Jack
son, Mrs, C. H, Helms, Mirs. E.
P. Manville, Mrs. C. A. Martin,
Mrs. W. C. Ward, Mrs. Mi R.
McCown, Mrs. R. H. Brady.
Social: Mrs. R. H. M!illikin, Mrs.
W. A. Schilletter, chairmen; Mrs.
Ben White, Mrs. Robert Dick,
Mrs. K. A. Bowen, Mrs. Fred
Swann, Mrs. B. O. Byers, Mrs.
J. C. C. Foster, M!rs. F W.
Sprague.
Ways and Means: Mrs. B. G.
Henry, Mrs. F. K. McFarland,
chairmen; Mrs. Marcus L. Nash,
Mrs. Morgan H. Morris, Mrs. J. E.
Derby, M/rs. W. M. Mebane, Mrs.
J. W. Taylor, Mrs. J. H. Rion,
Mrs. D. S. Blois.
Welfare: Miss Thelma Mills,
chairman; Mrs. Addie Daniel, Mrs.
A. J. Jervey.
Publicity: Mrs. Sfeth M. Vining,
chairman; Miss Estelle Pace.
Grounds: W. A. Schilletter,
chairman; Tom Costa, Mrs. E. G.
Vollmer.
Pre-College Dance
The Brown Buddies Orchestra
will play for a dance at Sunnydale
Log Cabin on Friday evening from
9 p. m.. ’til. With this orchestra
are Eddie Jackson and his tenor
sax and Bob Allen vocalist.