BASKETBALL
Wednesday night at Brevard the
Tryon cagers split wtih Brevard.'
Led by Myrna Constance and
Glenna Hamrick, who had 1,9 and
18 points respectively, the Tryon
lassies went ahead in the second
period and were never headed.
The final score was 41-21. In a
game marked by many fouls and
much confusion the Tryon boys
were edged out by a fast-breaking
Brevard quintet. Tom Arledge and
Jim Ballew combined to score 29
points for Tryon. Final score was
42-39. Referees were Gil Coan
and Ed Andrews.
^Friday night the Tryon teams
Campobello in the Tryon gym
MB;ing at 7. Each of the Tryon
teams will be looking for their
sixth win of the season.—School
Reporter.
“Be Sure To Write Today”
To encourage the writing of let
ters to our service men in distant
stations, especially Korea, the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars has ini
tiated a project, the slogan of
which is, “Be Sure to Write To
day!”
“Our Armed Forces in Korea,
in Europe and in distant posts in
this country eagerly look for let
ters bringing news from home,’’
the organization said. “They are
writing to newspapers throughout
the country saying they are lonely
far/a letter from home.’
^BE'hat is why we are initiatnig
project, in which all Ameri
cans will want to take an active
part. Each time we put off writ
ing a letter, some lonely man is
going to turn away empty-handed
from ‘Mail Call’.”
A number of radio network pro
grams are cooperating by program
ennouncements, accompanied by
the playing of ‘Be Sure to Write
Today,” composed by Paul Well
baum and John W. Miller.—New
York Times.
Columbus Plays Tonight
yhe Columbus boys team will
play Spartan Mills boys tonight
at Stearns gym at 8.
COMMUNICATIONS
Where Tryon stands today, and
the various directions she may be
taking, will be the topic Friday
night at the Congregational Fel
lowship supper.
The discussion will follow the
famous “Montana Plan,” which
successfully steered small towns
in that state to be the masters of
their own fate.
A panel of citizens w'th special
ized knowledge will be present to
help with the development of the
idea. This panel will include Mayor
C. D. Stevens.
Every one is welcome, and the
food committee has asked that
everyone be there promptly at 7
p. m.—Contributed.
HOW ABOUT A SETTLE- •
MENT OF BAD ACCOUNTS? If
you need the cash and can’t get
paid for bad accounts, let a bonded
collector get them and mail you
the checks. Call 455 or 319-J,
or write Box 463, Tryon and a rep.
representative will call. Absolute
ly no obligation.—Adv.
HAROLD C. GRIFFITH '
COLUMBUS, N. C.
Office 2442
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