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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 13. Est. 1-31-28
C. B. DcCHARME
Charles B. DuCharme, promi
nent Tryon and Detroit financier,
died Saturday evening of a heart
attack in his hotel room in Bos
ton, Mass., where he had gone fol
qilowing attendance at the Michi-
football game. The
body was sent to Detroit where
funeral services will be held. Mr.
DuCharme came to Tryon last
week with Mrs. DuCharme, who
came to stay several weeks. The
deceased is survived by his wife
and three children, Charles, «h\,
Jerome, and Mrs. George Brannon,
the latter of Tryon. Mr. Du-
Charme built his home on Esta
brook Hill in Tryon, about ten
years ago, and had spent part of
each year here ever since.
Johnson Appointed To
Raise Democats Money
Dick Reynolds, Chairman of the
National Democratic Finance com
mittee for North Carolina, with
oheadquarters0 headquarters in the Sir Walter
Hjotel, Raleigh, has announced the
appointment of James E. Johnson
as local chairman of the Roose
velt - Wallace Campaign Fund
Committee.
Mr. Johnson will be in charge,
under the sponsorship of the
Young Democratic Club’s State
President, Ralph Gardner, of dis
tributing pads of receipts for
contributions.
The Young Democrats will ask
for donations ranging from $1 up.
Russia massing ships and troops
on Danube. Stalin seeks to bar
Nazi from driving farther east.
(The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper)
TRYON, N C., MONDAY, OCT. 14, 1940
$1.50 Year in the Carolinas
Post Office Receipts Show
Big Increase
The receipts for the third quar
ter at the Tryon Post Office were
$4,372.21 as compared with $3,-
669.72 for the same period last
year, according to records in Post
master W. H. Stearns’ office.
THE GOSPEL OF LOVE
in Old and New Testaments, Sub
ject of Church School Lec
tures Tuesday.
The third session of the Inter-
Church Training School will meet
Tuesday night at 7:30 in the First
Baptist church, Tryon, with the
Rev. Mr. Stroud of Landrum lead
ing the devotions. Dr. Sewall will
give his third lecture, this time on
that most beloved of New Testa
ir.cn 1 Books, The Gospel according
to St. John. He will take up the
question of authorship, time of
writing and contents and the in
teresting point as to whom this
book was intended for. Dr. Taylor
will discuss the Gospel of Love
also, as it is shown in the Old
Testament in the Book of Hosea.
New members or people who can
not attend all lectures are invited
to come for this one or any o f hers
which they may find it possible to
attend, though the registration
fee, being so small, is the same.
Regular registrants are reminded
th*t to qualify for the Certificate
they must have an attendance of
six out of the eight sessions.
Last week 103 people attended
the classes of the scl\pol, with
some 30 others in attendance com
ing for Dr. S’ewall’s lectures.—
School Reporter.
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