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Vol. 12. Est. 1-31-28
Saluda Apples On Display
In Tryon Windows
Saluda prize waning apples
right from the Apple Show are
now on display at the Mountain
and Blue Ridge Weav
psrs. There . are 22 varieties of
these beautiful apples on display.
They are from the orchards of K.
J. Davis of Saluda. After the
apples have been on display for
a few days they will be presented
to .St. Luke’s hospital. County
Agent J. A. Wilson, who assisted
in putting on the show in Saluda,
brought the apples to Tryon.
Training School Opens
Third Time Tonight
The Interdenominational Religi
ous Training School will hold its
third session tonight at 7:30 at
the Tryon First Baptist church.
The interesting lectures by Dr.
Charles G. Sewall speaking on his
tory, poetry and fiction and those
by Dr. Hunter of Converse college
xon “How to Teach” are drawing
Blarge crowds of people from all
” over this section, and the church
last week was full to the front
seats. The entire course of twenty
lectures in ten sesisons costs only
$1 or oc per lecture. The public
is invited.
Today’s Headlines
German bombers and British
Navy have battle in North Sea.
German planes forced to land in
Denmai’k area.
Many economists think the
United States is entering a period
of better business.
TRY ON, N. C., TUESDAY, OCT. 10, 1939
Red Gross Meeting
Today at 4:30
The annual meeting of the Polk
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross will be held this after
noon at 4:30 at the Pairsh House.
Reports, election of officers and a
discussion of work to be done for
sufferers in war areas. All per
sons interested are invited.
Questions Are Asked For
Next P.-T. A. Meeting
Do you have any problems in
dealing with your children? The
Tryon Parent-Teacher Association
will attempt to help members solve
these problems at the meeting on
Monday, October 16th, at 3:30,
when Dr. George Farrand Taylor
will lead the dircussion of the
topic, “The Everyday Problems
that Are to be Met by Parents
and Teachers.” Visitors and mem
bers are requested to write their
questions on a slip of paper and
drop them in a box at the door as
they enter the meeting. The ques
tions need not be signed. Dr.
Taylor will take the questions up
and discuss them at the meeting.
Davidson Rites Today
Funeral services for Jessie
Louise Davidson, nine-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Davidson, who died of pneumonia
early Monday morning, will be
held this afternoon at 2 o’clock
at the Tryon Miethodist church
with the pastor, Rev. G. F. Hood,
officiating. The pallbearers will be
N. L. Wilson, Dean Shields, Wil
liam Shields and Herbert Butler.
Interment in Tryon cemetery.