OWEN’S PHARMACY—S
WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE Storaâ€~
A little Warmer yesterday the
thermometer registered 62 for low
and 83 for high. Nice weather
for most anything. . . . Chaplain
Loren T. Jenks of the 40th Inf.
Training Battalion, Camp Croft
wants about 100 Tryon girls for
the dances every other week at
the Recreational Center, according
to information received by Mrs.
O’Shields at the Tryon Chamber
of Commerce this morning. Some
of the local Women’s organiza
tions could sponsor this project
and furnish chaperones. Those in
terested may write Chaplain
Jenks .... Saw a boy pick up
a piece of paper Wednesday af
ternoon and put in one of the
trash recepticles on the street.
If we had more of these the
streets would be kept cleaner and
the educational value of training
young people would be worth a
lot. We are all victims of habit.
. . . . A ten cent silver offering
will help make the soldiers and
sailors from Polk happy. The
soldiers are getting plenty to eat
and good sleeping quarters, what
they are hungry for now is fel
lowship and contact with home.
How must some of the soldier
boys feel when they pick up the
Bulletin and find only a single
name outside of Tryon interested
enough in them to help the United
Service Organization. We should
n’t be ashamed to give a little.
The widow’s mite is bigger. The
knowledge that the folks back
J. B. HESTER W. M. HESTER
INSURANCE SINCE 1905 REAL ESTATE SINCE 1923 :
Hester Real Estate & Insurance Agency
Phone No. 37—Hester Building, Tryon, N. C.
home are interested in his wel
fare means more to the soldier
than anything else, when it comes
to boosting his spirit .... Bulle
tin changes are being made for
the B. 0. Byers, who have moved
to Wilmington. They say they
miss Tryon already. Edward Kin
sey who is in New York says to
hold his papers for they are driv
ing down about July 1. Mrs. A.
L. Shapleigh, who has been enjoy
ing hers at Worcester, Mass.,
wants it sent to Martha’s Vine
yard. New subscriptions havtA\
' been entered for Miss Mary Pa mJ/
mer at Camp Kanuga, Pinckney
Williams at San Diego, Calif.,
at Camp Callan, W. V. O’Neil at
Fox Chase Farm, Bradford, N.
H., Howard James at Oxford
•Orphanage, Mrs. L. W. Robinson
at Asheville. . . .
Farm Question
Question: Can farmers make as
much money raising sheep as they
can raising cattle?
Answer: L. I. Case, extension
animal husbandman of State col
lege, says growers can make more
money with sheep than almost any
other farm enterprise for the
money invested. Records show that
it costs not more than $3 a
to keep a ewe, yet this anim®|)
will return a gross income oi /
from $lO to sl2 yearly.
—Enjoy—
Horseback Riding
Phones 89 and 268-J
Andrews Stables