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Vol, 15. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,1942
“What to Salvage”
What to look for in Your Attic—
Iron or; brass bedsteads; electric
cords, toasters, irons, heaters,
fans, etc.; hardware—door knobs,
/^Wes, keys, locks, trim, springs;
. Jrchen utensils, pots, pans, knives,
scissors; lamps made of brass,
copper or iron; ornaments, statues,
vases, ashtrays, etc. of brass or
copper; metal porch or garden
furniture; metal parts of radios,
toys, skates; copper or brass
screens.
What to look for in your Cellar—
Worn out coal stoves, furnace
parts, radiators, fire extinguish
ers; metal parts of refrigerators,
gas or electric stoves; piping of
brass, copper or iron, old tools;
bath tubs, faucets, sinks, laundry
tubs.
What to look for in your Garage—
Automobile parts, chains, bat
teries, license plates; parts of
motors, bicycles, tricycles, etc.
, to look for in your Yard—
'^4rm tools, metal fencing and
posts, motors; chains, guttering,
playground equipment pump
handles.
Rubber Items—
Worn out tires and tubes, over
shoes, boots, gloves, hotwater bags,
mats, sponges, etc. —
Save clean paper and rags for
your own use but not for ship
ment. We are too far from con
version plants. Tin cans are NOT
wanted in this area for the same
reason.
Collect your salvage, repair and
use what you can, sort and sep
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CURB REPORTER
The weather on Tuesday was
85 high and, 58 low .... Kath
arine Caldwell, Press Representa
tive at Hotel Grosvenor, New
York, reports the following: “Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Davis arrived at
the Grosvenor Hotel this week
from Tryon, N. C., where they
have spent the winter and after a
few days in New York continued
on to their summer home in
Nantucket. Ordinarily the Davises
spend their winters in Bermuda,
but the hazards of ocean travel
change^ their plans this year and
they report a very pleasant stay
in the South instead” .... Mrs.
C. P. Rogers and Miss Helen
Stearns will address the Saluda
P.-T. A. on Thursday afternoon -
at 4 o’clock on Civilian Defense.
. . . . The Asheville Citizen to
day liste.-j Miss Molly Hague of
Columbus as one of the gradu
ates from Asheville College tb's
year.Hoke Jacobs is now
a sergeant in the Army in the
Canal Z6ne .... The Lightner
vs. Boone case will be heard the
first thing Monday morning in
Henderson County court before
Judge Hoyle Sink, according to
The Hendersonville Times-News.
. . . . Sixty young people turned
out for the Vacation Bible school
at Columbus on Monday morning,
according to Director Harry P.
Bean. TVTiss Ruby Williams of
Tryon, who was educated in yOung
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