Mrs. C. A. Lincoln has return
ed from Westerly, R. I., where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. C.
E. Bittner, and family.
Lieut. Lock McGeachy of Besse
mer City is spending a few days
in Tryon. Lieut. McGeadhy, who
has a purple heart and enough
discharge points will be officially
separated from the Army Air
Forces in October.
Sgt. and Mrs. Anson Merrick
are visiting Mrs. A. G. Merrick.
Sgt. Merrick, who had been over
seas and had sufficient discharge
points is now out of the army
and is considering several propo
sitions.
^S^.e Tr.yon and Columbus Pres
byterian Auxiliaries will meet
Tuesday at Columbus Presbyter
ian church at 3:45 p. m., with
Mrs. J. A. Feagan teaching the
lesson study on Abraham. Monday
afternoon Mrs. R. S. DuRant will
be in charge of the program at the
Tryon Presbyterian church at 3:45
p. m.
Louis W. Thompson, Jr., presi
dent of the Polk County Branch
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo
ple, has gone to Kittrell College,
Kittrell, N. C., for the winter.
I will bake only SatuAlaysurftil
further notice. This is/nae€ssary
because of a shortageLrff sugar.
Mrs. J. S. (Dick) Kellf—-Adv.
ICKEN STEW, Saturday,
„ui_. 15th, at 8 p, m. WVO. W.
HilSrf Columbus, N. C. ’Bxew and
.Lemonade 25c. Also Pretty Girl
contest. Come one. Come all.—Ad
vertisement 10, 12, 14p.
The colored P.-T. A. will hold
meeting Monday evening at 8:30,
September 10th, at whVh time
officers will be elected. All inter
ested please be present. Mabel
Hannon, President.—Adv. 7, 10.
FOR SALE: By owner, 5 acres
or more; nice six room houstymew
in and out; good ro(k /smoke
house; good well; new p imp; barn
and store house. Nea ■ /Melrose
on old highway. Quick!/sale for
$2,650. See Z. V. Edney.—Adver
tisement 10, 11, 12p.
Here Is Our Place
• Sure, the earth is getting small
er. It shrank tremendously when
the first electric cable joined two
continents. Now, unless skies
aswirl with men’s machineSj all
corners of the earth join.
• But for most men, one spot re
mains ... to work in, . . . to
rest in at the end. For us in the
Piedmont Carolinas it is a spot
favored by nature with rich re
' sources, which we ... by means
--Of hard work, vision, and the in
centives of free enterprise . . . .
hope to leave really better for our
identity with it.
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