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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Spartanburg Golfers Play
Tryon Team Thursday
The Spartanburg Country Club
team of the Piedmont Golf Asso
ciation will come to Tryon on
Thursday afternoon for a tourna
ment with the Tryon Country Club
team of the same association.
Noted Lecturer Guest
At Oak Hall Hotel
Mrs. Elizabeth von Hesse, au
thor, lecturer, former concert sing
er, and voice teacher for Mrs.
Franklin Roosevelt, is spending the
summer at Oak Hall Hotel.
Mrs. von Hesse, who is here for
a rest is a very ctiarming woman
and she has lectured all over the
United States teaching others to
express their charm and person
ality in their voices. The New
York World-Telegram calls her
courses “Personality and Power
Through Effective Speech.” She
spent 28 years studying to get
her own system of helping others
to help themselves. Her most fa
mous pupil, Mrs. Eleanor Roose
velt, is an example of what can
be done with timid people who
have tremendous possibilities bot
tled up within themselves. Mrs.
von Hesse has a pleasing technique
that releases th'is personality
through speech. The timid, wall
flower blossoms into a hostess of
poise and assurance who knows
how to walk and to talk and not
be afraid; a personality that
radiates friendliness to others, and
one who enjoys life with greater
enthusiasm and satisfaction.
Property damage in 1939 motor
vphicl° accidents totaled $750,-
000,000.00.
$1.50 Year In the Carolinas
TRYON, N. C., WEDN’S'DAY, JULY 17, 1940
Safety Publicity Man
Visited Tryon Tuesday
Keith Sounders, son of the late
W. O. Saunders of Elizabeth City,
noted newspaper and magazine
writer, was a caller at the Bulletin
office on Tuesday. M'r. Saunders
is publicity director for the State
Highway Safety program which is
endeavoring to reduce ths number
of deaths and injuries caused by
motor accidents in North Carolina.
Mr. Saunders states that last year
there were 943 people killed and
7,190 injured in motor accidents in
North Carolina. He states that if
a dreaded disease had taken that
many lives and injured that many
people the whole state would be up
in arms to do something about
it. As it is so many motorists seem
unconcerned about the affair. His
job is to try to awaken the people
of the state to this menace which is
doing more than disease or war to
kill our people. He believes that
the study of safety should be a
requirements of every school in the
nation and that there should be
periodic inspection of automobiles
and of drivers in order to further
insure greater safety to the pubh'c
in general.
’Gus Henson
Augustus Henson, 64, well
known farmer of this community
died Tuesday night. Funeral ar
rangements had not been completed
tMs morning. He is survived by
his widow, Eliza Cantrell Henson
and six children. Marion, Minnie.
Lillie, Floyd, William, Albert. He
was also a brother of J. Riley
Henson and Vance Henson.
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