YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST FOR ALMOST HALF
A CENTURY. MISSILDINE’S PHARMACY. PHONE NO. 4
RUTHERFORD DAIRY
TO OPEN IN FALL
Rutherfordton, N. C., May 20
—Rutherford Dairies, Inc., is the
title of a new industry for this
county which will open, early this
fall and employ 15 or more people.
It will be located in East Spindale.
Authorized capital is $40,000,
with $5,000 paid in by Gordon
Moore, James Moss, J. J. Hamlin,
R. M. Morris and William Car
penter. It will be a milk pasteur
izing plant—first of its kind in
this county. The purpose will be
to buy raw milk from the farmers
and serve the county with milk
and other dairy products.
The new plant will be equipped
to handle one thousand gallons of
milk daily. Officers are W. T. Car
penter, president; James Moss,
vice-pi’esident; J. J. Hamlin, sec
retary-treasurer. The,officers with
Mr. Moore and Mr. Morris will be
directors.
Lieut, (j.g.) R. S. DuRant and
friend, Lieut. 0. C. Bailey of Rock
fort, Texas, made a “flying” visit
to Try on Saturday in two Navy
F6F Hellcat planes. They left
Norfolk, Va., at 1 p. m., and were
over Tryon at 2:25. They landed
at Spartanburg airport. Lieut.
DuRant visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. DuRant.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Broome,
from Spartanburg, S. C., have
moved into the R. T. Brooks house
in Gillette Woods, which was re
cently occupied by the Victor
Montgomerys.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Worthing
ton are moving to Waynesville
where Mr. Worthington has been
transferred by the Southern Rail
way. He has been at the Landrum
depot since his transfer from
Tryon, but has continued to make
his home here Mr. and Mrs
Worthington’s son, Jack, of the
U. S. Navy, is expected home on
leave today.
Subscription to Bulletin out of
county, one year $b: in covntv $S.
Complete Itock of Vollmer’s
WINE, made prom Tryon Grapes,
on sale at BaRew’s ROCK GRILL
in Tryon. Adv
Lawn Mower and Tool Sharpen
ing. Electric Rotors, Washing Ma
chines, and I|ousehold appliances
repaired. Call, Blue Ridge Weav
ers; Phone 438 or Porter’s Elec
tric Motor Repair, East Flat Rock,
Phone 1083-J. Advpl6,18,20,23,25,
27,30, My2,4,8,11,15,17,21,23,25,28
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J. B. Hester, Insurance Since
1905; W. M. Hester, Real
Estate Since 1923
HESTER REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone No. 37, Tryon
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urday, 1 p. m., continuous. No
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
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Jimmie Durante in
“Music For Millions*
The picture with a million heart
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laughter.
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Loretta Young, Allan Ladd in
And Now Tomorrow
A sensational drama by the author
Rachel Field. Plus: March of
Time’s—“The Unknown Battle’’
and short subject.
Friday: ‘My Gal Loves Music’ and
‘Adventures of Kitty O’Day’.