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Vol. 13. Est. 1-31-28
Thanksgiving Offering
For Welfare Work
The offering for the Helping
Hand at the Union Thanksgiving
at the Church of the Holy
FCross amounted to $42.16. This
money will be used for welfare
work in the County.
Dr. Edsall At Rotary
Dr. David L. Edsal, chairman
of the Medical Advisory Board of
the National Red Cross, with
headquarters in Washington, will
be the guest speaker at the Tryon
Rotary Club on Friday at 1 p. m.,
at Sunnydale. The program will
be in charge of B. L. Ballenger.
Baptist Brotherhood To
Meet On Friday
The Rev. Charles L. McGavern
rector of the Church of the Holy
Cross, will be the guest speaker.
:\ HEADLINES
pr Italians abandoning vital mili
tary bases, quitting Porto Edda
and Argirocastro in Albania. The
Greeks are still pursuing them.
Big airplane fell into a vacant
lot near the Chicago airport on
Wednesday. Six persons were
killed and nine others injured.
Germany continues to bombard
England and German submarines
are attacking British ships. Rum
ania and Germany sign another
paper and England and Turkey
sign one too.
An illustrated lecture by Harold
Shuttles on household planning and
designing will be given at the
Lanier Library this afternoon at
3:30
TRYON, N C., ( FRIDAY/) DEC. 5, 1940
LocaTUnits of N. G.
Education Association
In accepting the challenge for
a more constructive service to the
communities and to the County
thru the schools, and in accord
ance with the plans set forth for
the local units by the North Caro
lina Education Association we are
beginning our year’s work by the
appointment of the following
committees:
The first name on each Com
mittee is Chairman of that group.
Advisory Council on Local Unit:
Supt. W. E. Sawyer, Columbus;
R. A. Wilson, Steams; F. E. Mill
saps, Sunny View; W. H. Mc-
Donald, Mill S'pring, M. B. Cald
well, Tryon.
Public Relations: Dexter Jeter,
Saluda; Miss Eunice Cloud,
Stearns; Mrs. Alice Hicks Ed
wards, Mill Spring; Miss Grace
Barton, Green Creek; Miss Anne
Sevier, Tryon; Miss Ruby V.
Brannon, Shnny View.
Professional Relations: R. L.
Coffey, Stearns; Mrs. Lois An
drews, Green Creek; Miss Ethel
Henderson, Mill Spring; Miss
Thelma Mills, Tryon; Mrs. E. B.
Hall, Saluda; Miss Odessa Rich
ardson, Sunny View.
Teacher Welfare: Mrs. Gillie
Rector, Green Creek; Miss Helen
Turner, Mill S'pring; Mrs. W. E.
Sawyer, Stearns; Mrs. C. W. Kit
trell, Lynn, Mirs. Floyd E. Mill
saps, Sunny View; Mrs. E. N.
Leonard, Saluda.
Legislative: Miiss Sadie Black
well, Mill Spring; Miss Marie
Burgess, Stearns; Miss Alice Lee
Williams, Tryon; Mrs. Maggie Al-
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