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Vol. 25—No. 136 TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, SEPT. 18TH, 1952

Weather Wednesday: high 85,
low 61, Rel. Hum. 45. We join
other progressive citizens in con
gratulating the Community Cash
Super Market on their new build
ing in Landrum. The Landrum
store has proved popular since it
opened six years ago under the
management of Judson Woodruff.
The new store has a 62 feet front
and is modern in every way. It
is the 25th store in a chain
founded by B. R. Littlejohn Sir.
Joe Arthur is manager of the
meat department. D. R. Cheney
is supervisor of the stores in the
^hidrum district. . . Polk County
^P“Inocratic Rally dinner Monday,
Sept. 22, 7 p. m. Sunnydale at
$5 plate to raise money for the
campaign. Congressman Woodrow
Jones, speaker. . . Tom Hair
will be in charge of Rotary Friday
at 1 p. m., Oak Hall. . . Married
in Spartanburg: Grady Lee Plum
ley and Lillie Elizabeth Lyidsey i
of Trvon. . . . Harry Bridgeman
savs dove season opens Oct. 1 to
1P>th, and again Dec. 27 to Jan.
10. Bag limit 8 per day. No
shooting over baited field. Dupli
cate bridge tonight at 7:45, Oak
Hall. . . Will Pless III, 29, son of
Judge Pless, found dead in bis
Jacksonville, Fla. room, with
bullet wound in right temple. . .
_Continued on Back Page_
HOSPITAL NEWS
Patients admitted to St. Luke’s
Hospital are as follows: Miss
Octavia Pace, Mrs. Harold Han
non and son, Michael; Mrs. Clay
Barton, Landrum; Mrs. Henry
Huxley, Tryon.
Patients discharged includeMiss
Lucy Culbreth, Landrum; Mrs. Lee
Underwood, Tryon; Donald E.
Stamey, Tryon.
FOR YOUR READING
AT LANIER LIBRARY
“Man From Abilene.” by Kevin
McCann. Here is one of the first
appraisals of General Dwight
Eisenhower, written by one of
his closest personal and profession
al associates. “My Three Years
With Eisenhower,” bv Captain
Harry C. Butcher, USNR, (1942
1945). “In One Ear,” by Eric
Sevareid, Chief Washington Cor
respondent for CBS. An illumin
ating panorama of our times—Con
tributed.
TRYON SCHOOL NEWS
Tryon Senior Class officers have
been elected as follows: President,
Wallace Lankford; Vice-Pres.,
Fred Bridgeman; Secretary, Lyle
Dorow; Treasurer, Glenn Head;
Reporter Glenna Hamrick.
At the time of the election the
class was composed of nine boys
and seven giirls. Since that time
Glenna Hamrick has returned
which adds to the girl’s strength.
—School Reporter.
Delmar’s photographers spent
the day at Tryon School taking in
dividual pictures Tuesday, the 16.
Have you noticed how left-hand
ed the Seniors have recently be
come? That’s because their new
class rings came, last week.