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Vol. 25—No. 115 TRYON, N. C
Seth M. Vining, Editor
WEDNESDAY. JULY 9TH ipso

Weather Tuesday: High 8f>, low
C7, rain 1.80, Rel. Hum. 74. Nearly
two inches of rain really does some
good.The Republican
Na'tkmaf Convention claims the
spotlight these days. Former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover received a
big ovation when he addressed the
delegates Tuesday night . . . The
All-Star baseball game between
the Americans and Nationals was
also heard by millions Tuesday
afternoon until the game was call
ed in the 6th inning on account
of rain. The Nationals won 3-2
at ohibe Park, Philadelphia . .
In South Carolina political cam
,/^gns, J- Allen I ambright, form
'IMJtf of Landrum, won the post of
solicitor of the Seventh Circuit
Mr. Lambright had Served two
terms in the state legislature and
as county solicitor. He is a form
er district governor of Lions In
ternational . . . Tracy J. Gaines,
former Green Creek school prin
cipal, was re-elected to the legis
lature. A number of ^outh Caro
lina people have been arrested in
South Carolina for buying North
Carolina liquor and taking it back
to South Carolina .... Try on
ABC Officer Claude Scoggins,
states that he eut down a num
ber of illicit distilleries during
the month of June . . . Herbert
Hoover calls on Americans to
_Continued on Back r(hge_—
man is sinful
Bishop M. George Henry, head
of the Diocese of Western North
Carolina, spoke to the Kiwanis
Club Tuesday at Oak Hall on
Communism.
Bishop Henry stated that com
munistic ideals are very similar
to our own Christian Religion’s
Kingdom of God. The speaker felt
^iiat the big difference is in their
conception of man and sin. The
communists believe that man is
perfect and that if they can rid
themselves of the bourgeoise then
man will be classless and live in
peace and harmony.
The Christian idea is that man
is born with sm and no man is
perfect. This brought on the lim
itation of powers in our govern
ment and provided for our system
of checks and balances. According
to the American belief, anv man
given power will use it for his
own selfish means and will take
advantage of those weaker than he.
Bishop Henry also stated that
any man given complete security
from the cradle to the grave, which
is what, the communists and so
cialists promise, will deteriorate.
They no longer strive to improve or
to get ahead. He felt that the
greatness of our civilization is
largely dependent on the competi
tion that has brought about our
many improvements.
Dr. George S. Vosburgh Jr.,
was inducted into the club and
Rev. Charles L. McGavern was a
guest. The speaker was introduced
by Harold Griffith. George Mar
ting was in charge of the pro
gram.
FOR MEMORIAL FUND: St.
Luke’s Hospital Memorial Fund
has received two contributions in
memory of Miss Diana L. Nash.