CURB REPORTER
Nelson Jackson, Jr., is out again
after a month’s illness following
an operation at St. Luke’s hos
pital .... Tryon merchants have
the nicest selection of Christmas
merchandise ever assembled in the
community and some buyers report
that the prices on some things are
even lower than offered in the big
cities. Every dollar spent in the
community helps to build it and
make possible the many worth
while things done for all the
people in the Tryon trading area.
When you trade here you help
yourself as well as the county.
.... Additional contributors to
the Trade Street Christmas deco
rations include Mrs. Willis Par
sons, Miss Clare Bell, Bishop F.
H. Touret, Mrs. C. M. Gottfried.
.... Stan Laurel and Oliver
Hardy will be shown in “Saps at
Sea” at Tryon Theatre on S*un
dav. On Mondav and Tuesday,
“All This and Heaven Too” will
be shown .... A child’s pair of
glasses have been left at the
Bulletin office . . . . M. B. Cald
well reports a bunch of keys with
Clinton, S. C., on them left at
the school house The Ger
mans are still bombing England.
Charlotte is raising money for the
aid of the Greeks .... A large
crowd is expected to hear Mark
Wollner, the violinist next Wed
nesday at Lanier Library. Tick
ets on sale at Missildine’s and
the Library
The Ladies Auxiliary Circle of
the Tryon Presbyterian church
will meet on Monday afternoon at
3:45 with Mrs. Sara Beyea at the
home of Mrs. Chas. W. Higley in
Gillette Woods. Topic for round
table discussion: Listen, The Wise
Men Have Come. Members de
siring transportation may call
Mrs. G. I. Henderson.
Mrs. Nell Stewart is a patient
at St. Luke’s hospital.
Cunninghams Building Home
Near Harmon Field
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cunningham
who have occupied the Brintnall
guest house since coming to Tryon
from Illinois last season, have
bought a tract of land from R. C.
Erskipe and have already started
the construction of a house over
looking Harmon Field road.
Harold Shuttles of Asheville
gave a most enjoyable and infor
mative talk at the Thursday meet
ing of the Lanier club. His dem
onstration showed taste and ar
tistic skill. After the meeting
a delightful tea was served with
Mrs. George Canfield and Mrs.
Anne Bosworth Greene as hos
tesses.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hanford of
Cambridge, Mass., are guests at
Pine Crest Inn.
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