Change At Tryon Theatre
“Man In the Saddle” with Ran
dolph Scott and Joan Leslie has
been substituted at Tryon Theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday for “Dis
tant Drums”, which did not come.
A colored cartoon, Edgar Kennedy
comedy, will also be shown Tues
day and Wednesday.
Sunnydale Announces New
Supper Menu Schedule
To accommodate more of our
Tryon friends we have added to
our menu several attractive food
items designed with ECONOMY
in mind. Among them are-—
1. HAMBURG EES: on hpme
made buns served with salad and
French fried potatoes for 85c
The Hamburger is made from
our own U. S. prime and choice
sirlo'n tip. It is the best money
can buy.
2. FRIED CHICKEN. Our fa
mous Sunnydale, served with sal
ad and French fried potatoes.
A nice meal for only $1.50
3. FRIED JUMBO FANTAIL
SHRIMP, cooked to a golden brown
and served with slaw and French
fried potatoes. Only $1.25
We also have many other items
including Club Steaks, Chops,
Ham, Sea Foods, and home made
Pies, designed to suit your taste
and pocket book. Served daily
(Except Mondays) from 6 p. m. to
8:30 p. m.). Reservations not
necessary, but appreciated. Call
170 after 3:30 p. m. Bring your
family and friends, and enjoy an
evening at Sunnydale. adv.29,31c
WHEN IN NEED of a yard
man, call 448-M.—Advertise
ment 28, 29p.
Craig B. Thomas
GENERAL INSURANCE
Phone 196 or 63
TRYON, N .C.
New Dietitian Here
Miss Elizabeth P. de Waal of
Rotterdam, Holland, is the new
dietitian at St. Lukes Hospital,
having succeeded Miss Wenonah
Joyner.
Miss de Waal is a graduate in
dietetics at the University of Ley
den and was chief dietitian at a
250 bed hospital in Holland be
fore coming to America in Decem
ber. She visited her brother at
Orangeburg, S. C. and within
three weeks had secured the posi
tion at the Tryon hospital. Her
mother is now visiting her broth
er at Orangeburg, and if all goes
well they plan to make their i^:
manent home in this countrj^^fc
The Tryon Rockets played
Chesnee last Thursday, winning
both games. The boys 46-20 and
the girls 34-1. The next game is
scheduled with Chesnee, Wednes
day, Jan. 30.
For Tops
In Quality . . . and Health
ORGANIC
INDIAN RIVER
CITRUS FRUITS
Grown only with use of
ganic fertilizer. No chemical
fertilizer, spray or other chemi
cal agents used.
BETTER FLAVOR
And More Healthful
try these oranges
today
—at—
FARTHING &
SWANN
“FINE FOODS”