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Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vo. 25—No. 18 TRYON, N. C., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9K 1Q*9
Curb Reporter
Weather Friday: high 59, low
35, Rel. Hum. 40; Saturday high
49, low 40, rain .01, Rel. Hum.
5fL Sunday high 47, low 36, rain
67 Tryon’s horses
i^Pfie excellent showing at Camden
Saturday. Charles Pierce’s “Lock
heels” won the middle and heavy
weight working hunter class, and
Arthur Reynolds, “Friar’s Maid”
won second place in the same class.
The hunt team was won by a
Tryon combination composed of
John Jackson riding Kettle’s “Big
Boy”, George Webster riding
Mahler’s Dusty Brown, and Glen
Wenger riding Pierce’ “Lock
heels”. Other events of the day
included a fox hunt, and a polo
game: St. Louis vs Camden in
which Ray Ferguson played on
the winning Camden team i6 to 5.
Tryonites making the trip were
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Reynolds, Bet
tv, Bucky and Bobby Reynolds,
Mr and Mrs. Kettle and Mr. and
M^s. Anderson from Pine Crest
•-'WjCV Mrs. George Gagnier, Chas.
i^Srce. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pierce,
Ray Ferguson, George Webster,
Mr. and Mrs. George Wick. Ray
Cochran, John Jackson . .That’s
o donkey BASKETBALL game
tonight at Columbus gym. and a
barrel of fun . . Small fire today
the office of J. B. Hester where
• / goes-pers caught on fire . . .
A emissions to St. Luke’s Hospit
al include Mrs. Madeline Williams
of Trvon. Miss Agnes Dean, Mel
nnse Lodee; Mrs. Geore-e Taylor,
Mrs. Marilyn Parker. Mrs. Clyde
Criaaon, and a son born Sunday
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crisson.
Patients discharged: are George
Blackwell, Landrum; Miss Myrt
le Aikin, H. B. Vanderhoef, Mrs.
-Continued on Back Page_
Dr. Wm. St. J. Jervey Joins
Rutherford Hospital Staff
Dr. William St. Julien Jervey,
formerly of Tryon, and for the
past few years of Shelby, is going
to Rutherfordton according t o
the following article in the Ruth
erford County News: “The Ruth
erford Hospital announces that
Dr. William St. J. Jervey, a
specialist in X-ray work (Roent
genologist) has joined the staff
of the hospital as chief of the
X-ray Dept. Dr. Jervey is well
prepared to carry on all types
°f X-ray work, both diagnostic
and therapeutic, in a most ef
ficient manner. He has had much
training and wide experience.
The hospital has purchased and
is now installing the latest X-Ray
equipment at a cost of $50,000. It
is being installed in rooms espec
ially prepared with lead walls,
floorings and ceilings. It will be
several weeks before the new and
modern equipment is ready for usev
There is nothing in the South
ajhead of it and few in the
nation that equal it. This depart
ment will have the most modern
diagnostic, deep, and superficial
therapy machines, flourscopes and
all other accessories needed.
Dr Jervey is a son of Mrs. Allen
Jervey of Tryon, and the hus
band of the former Miss Sue Spra
gue of Tryon. He is veteran of
World War II where he served
as an X-ray specialist. Following
the war he was on the staff of a
hospital in Charleston, S. C. for
sometime before going to Shelby.
Mrs. E. 0. Gilmore and sister
Mis Margaret Bomar of Landrum
are leaving Tuesday to visit their
sister, Mrs. J. W. Frazer and Dr.
Frazer at Elmore, Ala.