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people, as well as getting the joy
of seeing the outstanding all-star
High School football game to be
played in the Carolinas; and you’ll
be happier if you have a part in
all this spreading of good cheer.
No time better than now to do a
good deed and get a kick out of it.
. . . . Evelyn Cromer’s husband,
Capt. H. L. Knoll, has been pro
moted to major since his service
in China with the Army Air
Forces. Major and Mrs. Knoll
are in Tryon now visiting Mrs.
Knoll’s mother, Mrs. J. S. Cromer
and family .... Dick Kell is
just completing a four-room log
house for Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Rzeppa at Tri Branch Farm . . . .
Supt. L. K. Singley of the Tryon
school, will be in charge of the
Rotary club program Friday at
1 p. m. at Oak Hall.
REAL ESTATE DEAL
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford I. Cairns
of Scarsdale, N. Y., and Daytona
Beach, Fla., have purchased Dale
wood, the log house in Gillette
Woods, from Mr. and Mrs. H.
Arthur Schmidt. Sale through E.
Perry Manville.
Funeral services for Mrs. J. L.
Speigle will be held this afternoon
at 3 o’clock at Lynn Baptist
Church, with Rev. T. P. Horger
officiating. Burial will follow in the
Columbus Presbyterian cemetery.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Dock Pettit has returned home
after a day’s treatment at St.
Luke*s hospital. Miss Annie Ar
ledge of Greer R-2 had a major
operation Tuesday. Otis Wofford
is in for treatment of injuries
made when he fell into a ditch.
Bobby Ballew has returned home
after an appendix operation.
Mrs. J. R. Dunn is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sofield in New York
City.
Mrs. Edward Manville, Jr., and
daughter, Peggy, are flying Thurs
day from Greenville, S. C., to
Spring, Texas, to join Lieut. Man
ville, woh is stationed there.
Miss Mariel Derby has returned
to Presbyterian Hospital in Phila
delphia for another operation. She
expects to be there two or three
weeks. Enroute to Philadelphia
she spent the week-end with her
sister, Miss Janet Derby, at Hol
ton-Arms School in Washington,
D. C.
Major and Mrs. Alan Calhoun
have bought the larger of the two
cottages from the Gray Estate.
They plan to move in as soon as
it is redecorated. Major Calhoun
will go into business with his
father in Spartanburg, but they
will make their home in Tryon.
LOST: Four one dollar l^s
this morning on Trade .
Finder please return to the owxtl *,
at Green’s Barber Shop or Bulle
tin office.—Ad^. p.
ROOM WANTED for white
chauffeur beginning Nov. 17th for
the winter season. Notify E. Perry
Manville, Phone 71 or 159-J.—Ad
vertisement 14, 15, 16c.
For
Wholesome
Recreation
TRYON
GOLF AND
TENNIS
CLUB
/
GOLF
TENNIS
TOM ROSE, Pro.
Members of the Arm
ed Forces can play
? olf at the Tryon Golf
and Tennis Club at
half price for greens
fees.