YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUGGIST FOR ALMOST HALF
A CENTURY. MISSILDINE’S PHARMACY. PHONE NO. 4
_Continued fi'om Page One
James R. Trowbridge, R. C. Ers
kine, H. S. Thatcher and Mrs.
Margaret C. Thomas . . . The Hon.
R. H. Brand, head of the British
treasury delegation in Washing
ton, has been appointed chairman
of the British Supply Council
there, succeeding Sir Ben Smith,
it has been disclosed in London.
Brand will continue as head of the
treasury delegation. Mr. Brand,
brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. M.
B. Flynn, was a recent visitor to
Tryon at the Flynn’s home where
his daughters, Mrs. John Polk and
Mrs. Lyttleton Fox were also
guests.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Mrs. Flora Brannon and twin
boys have returned home from St.
Luke’s hospital.
Patients admitted: Mrs. Alfred
Spurdle, who was in an auto acci
dent Monday; Mrs. J. M. Larkin,
mother of Mrs. W. M. Nottingham.
A son was born to Mrs. Beatrice
Pettit of Tryon Route One. Mr.
Pettie is in the armed forces.
Patricia Hayden, colored, year
old daughter of Emma Hayden,
is in the hospital for an operation.
Cpl. Loftis G. Newman has ar
rived from overseas duty, after
serving 16 months with the Third
.Army in the European theatre.
He has a 30-day furlough and is
with his mother, Mrs. J. C. New
man, of Saluda.
Sgt. John Pack Arrived Mon
day from England for a 30 days’
furlough .with his mother, Mrs.
A. B. Pack, at Mill Spring. He
had been overseas 21 months.
Lt. Max W. Renner and Capt.
John I. Delehanty, who have just
returned to Asheville for re
assignment after two and one-half
years overseas duty, were visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her
schel McSwain on Tryon Route
One this week.
FOR SIALE: Baby
bassinette, Tilt-tc
Call Mrs. Dennett, \)hc
or write P. O. Box\ (J9G
N. C.—Adv. 2G, 27,
cjfrriaee,
ithinette.
e 237-M,
:, Tryon,
(Paid Notices)
Disturbed By ’Possum
“I was aroused this morning
from my bed about 5 a. m., by a
’possum that has been eating my
chickens about two weeks. » I was
able to catch him this morning.
If you should hear something in
your chickens at night see what
it is at once, because it may be a
’possum. Miss Dora B. Wright.”
* * * *
Mrs. Lillie -E. Thompson has
been called by the bed side of
her brother who is very sick«^i
Asheville, N. C. ’dodl
LOOK WHO’S COMING! The
Junior Gospel Quintet of Forest
City, N. C., will be at Garrison
Chapel church on June 2*fth, at 9
o’clock. Everyone comk/out to see
and hear th^fn! Sponsored by
Ward 7. Wm. Greene, Ward Lead
er.—Adv. 26, 27.
TRY ON
THEATRE
SHOWINGS: Sunday, 3:30, 9:00
p. m. Daily, 3:30, 7, 9 p. m. Sat
urday, 1 p. m., continuous. No
Matinee Tuesday or Thursday.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Dorothy McQuire, Robert YouviFr\
THE ENCHANTIiW
cottage
This pictures tops for entertain
ment of tm young and old. Plus:
News and Phantasie Cartoon.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
Lana Turner, Lor able Day and
Sue,am. Peters in
KEEP YOUR
POWDER DRY
Three lovely girls in Khaki to en
tertain you. Plus: Pete Smith
Specialty and Technicolor Parade.