TODAY
This afternoon is a busy time
with a golf tournament, tea at
the Country Club and Flower
Show at the Parish House. A dis
play of imported Swiss linen at
the Auiberge and Jean West’s dis
play of ladies clothes at Tryon
Lodge. What more could a person
ask for entertainment? You have
until 6 o’clock. Take in some of
them and enjoy them.
One month ago- today letters
were mailed to some friends of
St. Luke’s Hospital asking for
contributions to help ma"ke up the
| patients at the hospital. A few of
those letters have not been an
swered. It will help the work of
the committee if such friends will
telephone now how much they will
give the hospital for the coming
year, or drop a card in the post
office addressed to the hospital.
Plant Cover Crops—Fight Erosion
TRYON NATURAL WINES
Dry and Semi - Dry
MADE OF TRYON GRAPES
$ Drive out to see us and make your own
selection, or give us a ring and we will
/TpxJl' DELIVER IT TO YOU.
E. G. VOLLMER
PHONE 25-J TRYON, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stogdall Stokes
of Philadelphia are guests at Mill
Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wool
sey of Aiken, 9. C., and Stoddard,
N. H., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph C. Erskine.
Charles (Bunny) Ingalls and
sister, Miss Helen Ingalls, will
leave Thursday for Harwichport,
Massachusetts.
Advertising is the quickest and
most economical aid in the in
troduction of new products added
to an established line and in the
introduction of improved products.
THE BULLETIN—S months sl.
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For Good Riding Phone i
Newman Stables |
Fine Saddle Horses
PHONE 199
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