BURTON WALKER
Burton Walker, 17, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Otis Walker of Lynn,
died Tuesday afternoon at St.
Luke’s hospital after an illness of
one week.
Surviving besides the patents are
4 brothers, J. 0. Walker, Jr., of In
man and Frank, R. G., and Charles
W'hlker, all of Lynn; 3 sisters, Mrs.
J. C. Ravan of Tryon, and the
Misses Patricia and Linda Jean
Walker of Lynn and the maternal
grandfather.
Funeral services Wednesday af
ternoon at 4 at the Morgan’s Chap
el Baptist Church in Polk County
Avith the Rev. A. T. Howard officiat
ing. Burial in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers: Harold, Bill, Tal
madge and Marshall Metcalf, and
Grady and Boyce Burns, cousins of
the decesed.
RECREATION NEWS
The Recreation Center will have
a formal dance tonight at the Par
ish House."*"
AT KIWANIS TUESDAY
Dr. C. W. McCall had charge of
the Tryon Kiwanis Club program
Tuesday at 1 p. m., at Oak Hall
and presented a New Year’s Reso
lution program which called for
six New Year’s Resolutions from
each member. One by one the
resolutions were passed from one
member to another until the six
resolutions were written, and then
the member holding the sheet of
resolutions read them as if they
were his own.
Dr. Laslett Smith led a program
of songs. J. A. Simpson, recently
of Ridgewood, N. J., but now of
Tryon, was a guest of K. A. Bowen.
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hallway and adjacent stairs in
flames at about 1:40.
He said he arose about 8:30
Saturday morning, prepared break
fast for their 3 children, 2 boys
and a girl, that the children then
took the station wagon and drove
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