NEW WOMAN’S GOLF
CHAMPION CROWNED
Any golf enthusiast who failed
to follow the woman’s champion
ship match between Jane Brown
and Libby ^lining Mahler, on
Saturday afternoon at the Tryon
Country Club, missed witnessing
the best 9 holes of golf that has
ever been played by a woman on
the club course! Libby broke her
own and the woman’s course record
by carding a 34 for the first nine
holes and Jane had an excellent
41. On the second round, Libby
took ,40 strokes which gave her a
spectacular total of 74 for the
18 hole event and thus she be
came the 1951 Woman’s Club
Champion and Jane was the
runner-up with a 41-44 for an 85.
ror one past two weeks the wo
men of the club have been playing
their matches and reached the fin
als on Friday and Saturday. Mrs.
Charles Stratford of Lake Lanier
and Spartanburg, was the winner
of the Consolation Flight with
Mj^-jHolland Brady^the runner-up.
fijjgl new club champion was
senl&tl large tin “medals” with
appropriate blue and red ribbons,
by the new president of the Tryon
County Club Woman’s Golf Asso
ciation, Mrs. Carroll Bennett. The
“gallery” was then served lime
ice punch and cookies by Miss
Elena Garcia and Mrs. K. A.
Bowen.
iion and runner-up were pre
I vrith an artistic wreath of
isel and daisies and both
The real trophies will be pre
sented to all winners at a luncheon
at the club on . Tuesday, Oct.
23rd, when the newly elected offi
cers will take over for the com
ing year. The officers^ are Presi
dent, Mrs. Carroll Bennett; vice
president, Mrs. Roger Shaffer; sec
retary and treasurer, Mrs. Gaden
Oorpenirig. The chairmen are:
Handicaps and Ringers, Miss Jane
Brown; Putts, Mrs. K. A. Bowen;
Prizes, Mrs. Charles Stratford;
Sunday Events, Mrs. Clifford
Cairns; Luncheons, Mrs. Seth
Vining; Publicity and Bridge, Mrs.
George Vance.
It is planned that the women
will have a Ladies’ Day once a
month throughout the winter with
possibly a round of golf; a sand
wich luncheon; and a bridge game.
We hope that the wives and daugh
ters of all members of the club
will attend and enjoy one (or all
three) events each month! This
organization which started just a
few years ago with only 3 or 4
golf players, has now grown to a
membership of 24 and has wonder
ful possibilities of becoming a
recognized association throughout
the district. It is sincerely hoped
that all women members of the
club will save the date of October
23rd and come out and make th^K
interests known to the commial
For your information, Libo^T
exhibition of perfect golf consisted
of 5 pars and 4 birdies as follows:
Hole No. 1, par 5; No. 2, par 5;
No. 3, par 3; No. 4, par 5; No. 5.
birdie 3; No. 6, birdie 3; No. 7,
par 4; No. 8, birdie 2; No. 9.
birdie 4, with a total of 34 and
that is Golf History!—mmv.
C. of C. DIRECTORS
The board of directors incluc’e
E. C. Prather, W. H. McDonald,
W. M. Ballew, G. D. Cooksey, Dr.
C. W. McCall, James R. Gibson,
Carter P. Brown, Leo Milhoupt.
Come in and get your FREE
pair of blotter boots. They
are smart^nd they are free.
Come iiyandjrfake your
it’s funrAndrews Fui
Co.—d&v. tf.
HOU
4 rooms
lot with
of dot
Electric!
REAS
P
P
sp
ABL
Garage;large
nd brookr Lots
holhpr trees,
(leph^he.
YfRICED
JS