MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT “THE PRESCRIPTION STORE”
OWEN”S PHARMACY. Phone 202. WALGREEN AGENCY
TRYON HIGH TIGERS
WIN TWO GAMES
The Tryon High Tigers won a
pair of games from Mill Spring
High School. The girls won their
game by a forfeit.
The boys won their game by a
38 to 35 count with “Stud” Ram
sey and Herbert Edwards high
scorers for Tryon with 10 points
each.
The Tigers’ “B” team started
the game off and at the end of the
first quarter Mill Spring was on
top with a 11 to 3 count.
The Tigers’ “A” team then came
in and by the end of the half
the score was 17 to 14, with the
Tigers leading.
Tryon’s starting line-up: g.
Quillen; g. Love, 2; c. Arledge;
f. Fosetr, .3; f. Underwood, 1.
Tryon subs: Ramsey, 10; Ed
wards, 10; Barber, 7; Hancock, 1>;
C. Foster.
The Tryon Tigers girls "and
boys will play the Union Yellow
J ackets Monday night at Tryon
gym. at. 7:30. Tuesday night the
Tryon High Tigers boys and girls
will play Greer High Yellow
Jackets at the Tryon gym starting
at 7:30.—H. Edwards.
Persons who have business con
cerning or questions on Federal
old-age and survivors insurance
will receive free service at any
local office of the S. S. A. »
'omplete INSURANCE C%
OVER MRS. RHOOl
Tryon, N. C.
• Phone 346
Life, Health, Accid<
Hospitalization, and A
See or Phone 200A
LOST: 3 keys on a chain. I
please return to Bulurein
WARD.—Adv. 30, 2. fl
HAPPINESS AT
MERRIMQNT
Merrimont Lodge is located on a
bluff overlooking Pacolet River and
at the magnificent mountains of
Tryon. The inspirmg beauty of the
surroundings is unsurpassed. There
are acres and itcres of woodland"
and marked Lrails for youngs^rs
to ride horseback, and hiker and
explore; to npmp and plav/and re
press theirychildish gayefcy to tJfl^
heart’s content . . yWoodchi^PP
arts, nature study, and music keep
active ljftle mind« busy creating.
storie* studying school lessons, and
reading / . . Picnics in the sum
scouwng, laughter, love and com
panionship. The feeling of security;
the joy of belonging to a large
family .... All of these are a
part of Merrimont—'the home
away from home for children.—Ad
vertisement.
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J. B. Hester, Insurance Sin
1906: W. M. Hester. Real
Estate Since 1923.
HESTER REAL ESTAT
& INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone No. 37, Tryon
TRY0N THEAT1
SHOWINGS: Sunday, 3:80,
p. m. Daily, 3:30; 7 & 9 p. m.
urday, 1 p. m., continuous,
matinee Tuesday, or Thursday
MONDAY and TU
Bob Hope, Signe
r‘Wheres The
' WEDNESDAY and
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