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CURB REPORTER
The Southern Railway office at
Cincinnati has requested literature
about t’ryon and its hotels for
summer quests. The Tryon Cham
ber of Commerce mailed out a
bunch of this material this mora
ine. It is hoped that the County
and Tryon and Saluda Chambers
of Commerce and anv others in
terested can pet together and put
out an attractive folder with pic
tures that would show up to ad
vantage the points of interest all
over the County, so a prospective
citizen can get a better idea of
what the County has to offer. One
prospect might want a good farm
in Green Creek and look at the
mountains from a distance; anoth
er may want to live tight in the
fountains from Saluda to Tryon
.--A Columbus to Mlill Spring to
Cooper’s Gap, or down to Land
rum and points in upper South
Carolina. Just so we get the right
kind of people in this section and
make them happv should be the
aim of us all. Vice-President J.
T. Arledge of the Tryon Chamber
of Commerce hopes to have such
a folder sometime this year ....
The Spartanburg Herald this
morning has a picture of Lefty
Flynn watching the golf tourna
ment at Spartanburg during the
weekend .... Miss Virginia
Heath writes from Arlington,
Fla.: “I am enclosing mv check
for two dollars for the Bulletin.
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TRYON, N C., MONDAY, MAY 13, 1940
Green Re-Elected Chairman
County Democrats
Dr. W. S. Green was re-elected
chairman of the Polk County Demo
cratic Executive Committee on
Saturday at the first meeting of
the re-organization on Saturday at
Columbus. Mrs. Stisan Cra'ig of
Saluda, vice-chairman; D. S. Blois,
of Tryon, secretary.
The County Democratic conven
tion which met at 2 p. m., in the
Court House elected R. M. Hall
as convention chairman and D. S.
Blois as secretary.
A resolution committee was ap
pointed consisting of J. T. Ar
ledge, chairman, G. C. Feagan,
M. R. McCown, E. B. Cloud, Roy
Baisden, A. A. Thompson, W“ H.
Ledbetter. The convention adopt
ed resolutions endorsing Roosle
velt for the third term, approv
ing of the County, State and Na
tional administrations; also one
demanding a reappointment of rep
resentatives and urged the Wes
tern North Carolina voters to vote
for candidates from the west.
Dr. Green, the chairman, em
phasized the responsibility of the
democratic party in the world
crisis and in the management of
State and local affairs, because the
Democrats are in the majority.
Delegates elected to the State
convention which meets in Raleigh
on May 17th are as follows: Coop
er’s Gap, Mrs. Eunice Elmore;
Trvon, J. S. Massenburg, .T. T.
Arledge, M. R. McCown, W. Y.
Wilkins, Julian Hester, W. C.
Ward: Saluda, Miss R. E. Blair,
Mrs. Susan Craig; White Oak, W.
C. Hague, Henrv Thompson; Co
lumbus, F. M. Burgas, Robert S.
McFarland. W. D. Hines; Green
Creek. G. C. Feagan, Worth Wal
ker, J. J. Page.