YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST FOR ALMOST HALF,
A CENTURY. MISSILDINE’S PHARMACY. PHONE NO. 4
Stage Stars Coming
The Camp Croft^ Caravan, a
gigantic program of motion pic
ture and stage entertainment, will
be presented in the interest of
the National War Fund drive at
Tryon Theater Friday at 8 p. m.
The variety show on stage will
be presented by troupe headed by
Lt. J. Gilbert Hogan. Lt. Hogan
is known to West Coast radio and
stage audiences as Gilbert Reade
having been featured on such ra
dio shows as “Grand Jury Inves
tigator”, “Big Town” and “Why
Do We Believe It”. The master
of ceremonies will be the popular
Sgt. Bill Wilson, , outstanding tap
dancing star who numbers the
lovely Joan Leslie of motion pic
ture fame among his former dan
cing pupils. Also featured in this
revue will be Sgt. Lilestrand
virtuoso of the violin; Cpl. Bill
Judd, popular comedian; Miss
Betty Jo Blackwell, petite singer
of blues; Pvt. Dean Benet, ace
of acrobatics; Pvt. Jimmy LaRoc
ca, Camp Croft’s baritone ballad
eer; Miss Dottye Blackwell,
“Camp Croft’s pin-up girl” and
darling of the dance; Pvt. Bill
Schweitzer, famous accordionist
formerly with NBC’c “Breakfast
Club”, and Pvt. Phil Masi,
“clown prince of comedy”. The
158th AGF dance band (15 men
formerly with name bands), un
de direction of T|Sgt. Harry Jones
will provide the danceable
rhythms.
Young Women’s Business cir
cle of the Tryon First Baptist
church will meet tonight at 8
o’clock. Miss Pearline Parker will
be in charge of the program.
To those who are in quest of en
tertainment for guests, for fam
ily or for social organizations, I
am offering my services in Shakes
pearean readings, in miscellaneous
poems, and humorous skits and
sketches, also dramatic studies in
story telling. Anyone interested
might make themselves known to
the Bulletin.—Dwight Smith. Ad2
Today is Sept. 21 and the days
and nights are of same length.
FRESH FISH
Also a new shipment of FRUIT
CAKES. Sun Flower Seed in,
3 lbs for $1.
Farthing & Covingt
Rhone 32 or 44
FOR SALE: Registered young
' bull. Has excellent blood lines.
Price $126. Dr. M. C. Palmer,
Tryon, N. C.—Adv. tf.
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