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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., WED., MARCH 12, 1941
HONOR ROLL FOR
TRYON GRADED SCHOOL
First Grade: Margaret John
ston, Laura Ann Nanney, Sue
JHipps, Volney Barnette, Jr., Bill
(f~ Billy Schilletter, Wiley
-JN hite, Vance MlcCown.
Second Grade: Elma Turner,
Isabelle Turner, Janies Barnette,
Cecil Galloway, Clarence Kuyken
dall, Delano Nannev, Ann Wal
lace,, Barbara Todd, Norma
S'pangle, Mable Foster, Lilian
Cromer, Myrtle Covil.
Third Grade: Jean Arledge, Bil
ly Rhodes, Cecil Pace, Arlee
Burns, Cecil Owens, Betty Ruth
Wallace.
Fourth Grade: Carl Beust, Ray
mond Anderson, Ann Hoots, Mary
Ann Morris.
Fifth Grade: Roy Reid, Macey
Burns, Ruth Burns, Sylvia Gaines,
Doris Edney.
Sixth Grade: Garland Goodwin,
Douglas Helms, Lavinia Greene.
S'eventh Grade: Ellis Kuyken
dall, Kathleen Alewine.
Eighth Grade: Ethel Alewine,
\ Speigle, Rebecca Lee,
"Dickie Arthur.
Ninth Grade: Joyce Edney.
Tenth Grade: Holland Brady,
Jean Brantley, Evelyn Cromer,
Doris McClure, Jane Meriwether,
Dot Miillikin, Evelyn Taylor-Tan
ner, Louise Arledge.
Senior Class: Anns Clark, Mar
garet Sprague, Hope Schilletter,
Virginia Edney. John Ralph
Moore.
“MERCHANTS! ’
Regular meeting of Tryon Mer
chants’ Association tonight at 8
o’clock, Missildine’s hall. All
interested merchants urged to at
tend. —N. L. Wilson, Sec’y.
Helms, Arledge, Missildine
At Chamber of Commerce
At the regular meeting of the
Tryon Chamber of Commerce on
Tuesday night at Missildine’s hall
with President K. A. Bowen pre
siding, Town Manager C. H.
Helms gave a report of his Flori
da tour with the Mayors of Wes
tern North Carolina. Mr. Helms
stated that the trip was worth
while in that it brought Western
North Carolina leaders together
to study mutual problems and to
cooperate with one another; the
trip also advertised Western
North Carolina to the visitors in
Florida and pointed out to them
the advantages of spending part
of their vacation in this section,
and also invited Florida people to
come here in the summer. The
methods of entertainment used by
Florida were studied and Mr.
Helms was of the opinion that this
section didn’t want many of the
things in Florida, and that for
year ’round living Western North
Carolina was the best place ,in
the world.
County Attorney J. T. Arledge
represented the County and the
Tryon Chamber of Commerce re
ported on his Washington trip
with the leaders of Western North
Carolina seeking suitable defense
industries for this section. He
found that many of the defense
industries would not be suited for
this section, but that an effort is
being made to get small private
industries that would be accep
table to the section and profitable
to the industries.
Mayor E. Ej Missildine report
ed on the annual meeting and ban
quet of the Asheville Chamber of
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