INFANT BURIED
Floyd Drayton Johnson, Jr., one
day-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
D. Johnson, was buried this morn
ing at 10 o’clock at Rose Hill
cemetery, York, S. C. He was
born Sunday morning and died
Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Services were conducted by Rev.
L. E. Elliot, former pastor of the
First Baptist church of York. Mr.
Johnson is agricultural teacher in
the York High School.
COMMUNICATIONS
A New York lawyer writes the
following:
“Tryon Bank & Trust Co:
“I read in the Bulletin the sad
news of Mr. Newman’s loss of his
stable and horses, and also that
you are treasurer of a fund that
is being raised to replace them. I
accordingly enclose my check for
$25 to your order for this purpose.
“In connection with the subject
of riding in Tryon, some consider
ation might be given to the matter
of establishing a new bridle path
connecting the Gillette Woods
trails with the Hunting Country
trails. Ever since the trestle over
Vaughn’s Creek was filled in, there
has been no connecting trail. This
has necessitated riding through
the town on paved streets, which
is unpleasant and somewhat dan
gerous. If a new path could be
established across the railroad op
posite Sunny dale or near Dr. Jer
vey’s house, it would add greatly
to the pleasure of riding in Tryon
for many people. If there should
be some expense involved in laying
out such a trail, I would be glad
to contribute along with others to
defray this.”
Due to Wednesday being July
Fourth and a holiday, the deacon’s
meeting of the First Baptist
church has been postponed until
July 11th.
Miss Nell Hines spent the week
end in Spartanburg with her sis
ter, Miss Mary Kate Hines.
To all persons having relatives
or friends buried at the Friend
ship Baptist church cemetery; Sa
luda, N. C., that July 6tlfyanfd 7th
has been chosen as dates far/clean
ing tne cemetery.—July 2,>13, 4c.
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