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Vol. 24—No. 326 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, DEC. 20TH, 1951
Weather: No official report but
freezing rain began falling before
daybreak today and there is some
slush on the roads and streets . . .
Will Santa Claus come to the
Firemen’s tree on Trade Street
tonight? The weather is pretty
bad for the young people, but no
weather is too bad for Santa Claus.
If he doesn’t show up it will be
because he thinks the little children
shouldn’t be out in the rain . . . The
Sunday school classes of Peniel
Baptist Church will present a
Christmas program Sunday night
at 6:30 after which gifts will be
distributed, says Rev. Furman
yOcson. The public is invited . . .
Carols and Gifts at Rotary
Theo Kerhulas will have charge
of the Rotary Club program Fri
day at 1 p. m., at Oak Hall. The
members of the club will exchange
toy gifts which will later be turn
ed over to underprivileged chil
dren. The members will sing Christ,
mas carols and Dr. George Far
rand Taylor will give a short talk
on the meaning of Christmas.
Orchestra At Sunnydale
Sunnydale, Tr yon’s refectory,
now has an orchestra for dances on
Saturdays, Dec. 22 and 29th, and
for New Year’s Eve.
Outdoor Nativity Scene At
Columbus Presbyterian
A Nativity scene has been erect
ed in the yard of the Columbus
Presbyterian Church at the corner
of the first street in Columbus
with the Landrum-Columbus Road.
Visitors and motorists can easily
see it and all are invited to go in
the yard and get a closer view.
The project was designed and con
structed by W. W. Wallace. The
painting was done by Mrs. Whitson
Edwards and her mother, Mrs. H.
P. Westaby; Hill’s Radio Shop
furnished the lights and Eutrent
Geer is in charge of the lights.
School Principal Resigns
D. J. Chadwick, principal of the
Green’s Creek School, has resigned
on account of his health and will
leave soon for the Veteran’s Hos
pital at Columbia, S. C. Mrs.
Chadwick has accepted a position
as teacher in a school in southern
Georgia. No successor has been
named for Mr. Chadwick.
TOYLAND AT KIWANIS
The Tryon Kiwanis Club enjoyed
toyland Tuesday at Oak Hall hotel
at the annual Christmas meeting1.
Each member brought a toy and
exchanged gifts with another
member. These slightly used toys
will be given to deserving children
in the community. There will be
no meeting next Tuesday.
Allies delay exchange of prison
ers while officials examine Com
munist reports for any false
moves. Asheville Citizen today pub
lished the list of Western North
Carolina men held prisoner by the
Tleds.