SPECIAL: Dorothy Gray Blustery Weather
Lotion, $2 value for sl. OWEN’S Pharmacy.
Try on Loses Basketball
Game to Montford
Tryon, playing against an old
er and more experienced team from
Spartanburg Friday night, lost by
the score of 46-18.
The line-ups:
Montford (46): Anderson 12;
Cavin 2; Finch 12; McMillin 4;
Dickerson 4; Kirby 10; Berry 2.
Tryon (18) : Beatson 4; Melton,
10; Baker 2; Brock 2; Arledge 0;
Williams 0; S'coggins 0.
W. C. Ward to Receive Funds
At Mercerizing Plant
Mrs. Wm. St. Julien Jervey,
county treasurer of the President’s
Birthday Celebration for the In
fantile Paralysis Foundation, re
ports that W. C. "Ward, head of
the Southern Mercerizing Co., has
consented to accept donations of
ten cents up from any of the citi
zens of Sbumerco community who
may wish to donate to the Infan
tile Paralysis Foundation and have
their names in the special edition
of the Bulletin to wish the Presi
dent greetings on his birthday.
Sunday evening at 7:30 the
Methodist church will present the
motion and sound film, “Life In
A Benedictine Monastery.” This
picture shows intimately the life
of cloistered servants of God. The
method of presenting their rigid,
frugal way of living, their prayers
and their beautiful Gregorian
Chant has won high praise from
this unusual sound film.
Carole Lombard. Clark Gable’s
wife, reported killed in airplane
crash in Nevada.
January 17 - 24 Is National Thrift Week
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Tryon Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n.
Two More Towns Heard From
Columbus and Saluda citizens
are sending in contributions to
the President’s Birthday Celebra
tion. And on Friday the first
colored citizen brought in a dona
tion. The state organization is
asking $l6O from Polk County.
Every donation, no matter how
small will help raise that amount,
and the name of every donor will
be published in the special edition
of the Bulletin as a greeting to
the President on his 60th bia#i
day.
Hostesses for P.-T. A.
Following the musical program
to be given at the P.-T. A. on
Monday at 3:30 by the high school
glee club under the direction of
Edwin Beach tea will be served
by the following committee: Mrs.
J. S. Kell. Mrs. J. H. Gaze, Mrs.
Ellison Andrews, Mrs. W. M. Me
bane., Mrs. G. W. Comer and Mrs.
A. H. Williams. The public is
invited.
The Tryon Garden club promis
es the town an unusual privilege
next Friday night when a promi
nent physician of Asheville will
give an illustrated talk on his
hobby, “Roses”. Dr. G.
brook Murphy i s a member
American Rose Society and
been one of the popular speakers
at their meetings. His slides are
very beautiful, some taken by his
wife on their own garden, and
manv others besides. There will be
no charge for admission, and all
who are interested in this “flower
of perfection” will be welcome. At
the Parish House of the Episco
pal church, Jan. 23, at 8 o’clock.