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Mrs. R. H. Millikjn arrived in Tryon last week from Crescent Beach, S. C., for a visit with her daughters, Mrs. Ryan McCown and Miss Dot Miliikin. Mrs. Lillian Mills Modeller, a descendant of the Polk County Mills family, and designer of rugs, will have on display at Oak Hall on Tuesday, some rugs that she has designed especially for the Blue Door Decorators of Spartanburg. The rugs are all wool and hand woven. Mrs. Mosseller’s rugs have received national attention and some are in the permanent collec tion of the Metropolitan Art Mu seum in New York. “Peace costs. The hungry must be fed. Every second, every time your heart beats, one of 800, 000,000 starving people overseas dies of hunger. At least 20,000,000 are children. The United Council of Church Women is sending help at this time especially to the chil dren. Will you mail your check to the treasurer, Mrs. Fred- Owen? “A few cents given each time you eat will keep a hungry child alive.” —Contributed. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—November 11th for, one month or perhaps longe^. -Delight ful location. Special grounds, beautiful views. Three hgtfrooms and two baths. Automatic pil heat. Manville, Karsten & Hoots. Phone No., 6.—Adv. tf LOST: White plastic umbrellas to Bulletin office.—Adv. p. {/ BYE-LO LAUNDRY offers a complete diaper service to Tryon Delivery each Tuesday and Fri day. Write or call collect, phone 624, Spartanburg, S. C. Minilhum charge $1.60 per week for|6y0ozen. Bye-Lo Laundry, 222 N.ULiberty St.. Spartanburg. S. C.Jt-Adver tisement 4, 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28p APRICOTS AND YELLOW CLING PEACHES, / No. 2 Yi tin. !/ Phone 14—N. L. Wilson, Prop. red border. Finder JACKSON'S FORTRYON TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE In the Tryon Township Con stable Race, there are two men from which the voters may choose; one is Eliper Wilson, a Veteran of World War II, who spent over 30 montttk overseas Mr Wilson entered vig„iervice as a VOJiUNTE$R on Feb. 14, 1942, fand served with dis tinction in the Medical Corps, Company Clerfcy and at Guaisd Service. tfw] The othfer candidate can not say that! V Candidate N^ilson is a sober, industrious ana clean candidate. The other candidate has not made such a statement! Elmer Wilson was born and reared in Polk County, and has never sought political office be fore. He belongs to NO clic, ring or any one btyid or persons. He fights for what iy right, for both the Republican and Demo cratic cause. He believes in the citizen’s rignt—that is his reason for offering his services to the raonje of Tryon Town ship, ana nidges upon his word that if/elected, he will uphd^ the la-sj/and serve each indnKt' dual with an unbiased and non partisan service. TUESDAY on the Township ticket, vote for ELMEK G. WILSON, for Constable so that both Republicans and Democrats will have a constable to depend upon. “He fought for you in the war; let him protect you at home!" Friends of Mr. Wilson. [Paid Political Advertisement]
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