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CURB REPORTER -—Continued from Page One — Col. Philip Finn and Col. Thomas Poole will take the negative side of federal aid to education, in a debate between them and the af firmative represented by ex-college professor W. F. Bryan and Mrs. Jessie Daniel Ames, a prominent civic leader. What will they say? How will they present it? The public is invited to hear them to morrow night at the Parish House at 8 o’clock. VICTOR RANDALL News has been received in Tryon of the death of Victor Randall on Tuesday morning at Miami, Pla. Mr. Randall had gone to Florida for his health last September after 20 years in the barber business in Spartan burg. tie spent his childhood at Lynn, N. C., and at one time op erated a store there before going to Spartanburg. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. The body is now enroute from Florida to Spartan burg or Tryon. The message re ceived here by relatives gave no details of plans. His wife, the former Miss Lorane Lane, and two children, Curtis Randall and Miss Ruth Randall, were with him in Florida. Another daughter, Mrs. Joe Ballard, lives in Spartanburg. Other survivors include a brother, Allen Randall of Lynn, Cletus Randall of Akron, O., and four sisters, Mrs. Faye O’Sullivan of Spartanburg; Mrs. Gill Norman of Gaffney, S. C., Mrs. John Broome of Gaffney; Mrs. Sudie Elliott of Shelby, N. C. New arrivals at Mimosa Inn include Dr .and Mrs. Raymond E. Meek of Scarsdale, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. George G. Bogert of Chicago. M/rs. Albert Nickerson, daugh ter of Mrs. James H. Perkins, who has been staying at the Perkins home, the Cotton Patch, has returned to New York, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. Albert Nickerson, Sir., who has been visit ing her, also left for her home in Boston. HOSPITAL NEWS A daughter was born Tuesday, Feb. 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Willie Waters. St. Luke’s hospital patients who have been dismissed include Mrs. Twitty Jackson of Tryon Route 1; Mrs. Ethel Williams of the Au berge; Lindsey Smith of Colum bus; Mrs. Walden Thompson and baby son to Columbus; and Walker Daniels to Landrum. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sanders Clark have returned to their home on Gorshaw Hill after five weeks stay in Florida, -They visited M|r. and Mrs. Alfred Spurdie at Eufc tis, Fla., part of the time. Former Secretary of State James F. Byrnes and Mrs. Byrnes, who are visiting at Tryon, returned to the city Sunday to attend services at the Church of the Advent.— Spartanburg Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. iRockhill (Mary Morgan) of Fort Wayne, Ind., are parents of- a daughter, Elizabeth Gray, born Monday, February 10th. It is their sedbnd daughter, and Elizabeth Gray, is a granddaughter of Mrs. C. W. Morgan of Tryon. Austin Brown, who has com pleted his high school course at the Harris School in Chicago has joined his father Carter P. Brown, in the management of Pine Crest Inn. i NICE FR each. They Apply to Lynn or tisement ALzmj pourlos. Uoneman at Tryon.—Adver HELP WANTED ored to do light house ply to Mrs. P. G. Mi vertisement 10, 11, 12c White or col vatk. Ap e pris.—Ad-\ Whenever possible all notices of any kind to go in the Bulletin should be sent to the newspaper office the day before in order to be sure that they will be published. Early the next morning is often too late, because half of the paper has already been printed and not enough pages left for copy already in the office.
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