Going to Burma In August,
Turners Jr. Visit Parents Here
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Turner
Jr., are here for a few days for
a visit with their parents. On Wed
nesday they go to Atlanta for a
farewell dinner given by the “Gene
Turner Fund”, as a group of
Georgia Tech and other friends,
who for years backed Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Sr., in their work in China,
and now have taken Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Jr., as they sail in August
for Y. M. C. A. work in Burma.
The farewell dinner Wednesday
evening is to be given in the Geor
«.Institute of Technology dining
|i. Dean Cherry Emerson of «
rgia Tech is to give the prin
cipal address on the history of the
“’Gene Turner Fund” and bespeak
the good wishes of the Fund mem
bers as the Turners go to take
up their work in Burma. A num
ber of Tryon citizens who have
long been members of the Fund are
on the invitation list for the fare
well dinner.
Eugene Turner Jr., attended
school in Tryon and was for years
a member of the Erskine Memo
rial Church. He is a graduate of
the U. of N. C., and the Yale
Divinity School. In addition to his
training and experience as a Y. M.
C. A, boys worker, he is also an
experienced Boy Scout leader. He
served as chaplain of the First
Marines in the last war. In Bur
• he is to undertake^ the organi
|on of boys work oh a national
is. Mr. Turner Sr., will at
tend the Atlanta meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ballew
have returned from^their vacation
at Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Mr. atid Mrs. Earl Foy went to
Detroit and Canada for their vaca
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pittman and
daughter, Elaine, have returned
from Aeir vacation in Florida.
Bill Ramsay* has returned to
Hickory, N. C., after a visit in the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Horace
Lyons at Rackin’ Ridge Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Feder are
visiting in New York state.
CIVIC at Landrum
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith in
“MONTANA”
WEDNESDAY
Richard Arlen, Mary Beth Hughes
in
‘GRAND CANYON’
Serial and Cartoon. (Mat. 3:30) t
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I Gladly Work
At a Very Low Rate
So Call Me Early
And Keep Me Late.
DUKE