ST. MATTHEW PASSION
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impact. He has achieved a deeply
reverent and artistically valid re
telling of the sacred story.”
Tickets are available at Mis
sildine’s or the library.—Contrib.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Bing
ham have returned to Tryon from
a cruise to South America.
The Spartanburg Herald reports
marriage of Clifford Edward Mc
Dade of Tryon R-l and Ruby
Lucile Blackwell of Campobello
R-l.
LANDRUM NEWS NOTES
By Mrs. C; M. Littlefield
Mrs. E. B. Walker of Washing
ton, I>. C., who has been visiting
her brother, J. R. Mallory and
Mrs. G. A. Fuller, left Saturday,
to spend the summer in Selma,
Ala., with her sister, Mrs. G. L.
Barnes.
Mrs. W. M. Lambright and Miss
Myrtle Foster attended the annual
banquet Thursday night of the
State Garden Clubs in Memorial
Building at Spartanburg.
Tolliver Christopher of Barn
well is visiting with his father,
Dr. R. G. Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and
sons, David and Louie, of Green
ville were week-end guests of Mir.
and Mrs. R. E>. McClure.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Nunn and
daughter, Judy, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Nunn Sr., in Charlotte.
Miss Alma Daniel returned to
Anderson after a week with her
mother, Mrs. Bessie Daniel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wright and
children, Janie, and Billy, were
week-end guests of his mother,
Mirs. Cook at Shelby. x
The famous Cupola House at
Edenton, N. C., built about 1715,
has been called the finest Jacobean
type house south of Connecticut.
Since 1921 the house has been
used for the Shepard-Pruden Me
morial Library and a small mu
seum.—(N. C. News Bureau), v
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CURB REPORTER
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ment. The tournament meant a lot
to golf players in surrounding com
munities as well as to Spartan
burg. Tryon was well represented.
. . . . This is another busy week
for Tryonites. Today: Kiwanis,
Women’s Golf luncheon, and Fire
Fighting Demonstration at the
school, and Fashion Show at Co
lumbus gymnasium. Wednesday
the Men’s Garden Club has ladies
night at Oak Hall and the Blood
Bank at the Parish House, 12:30
to 6:30. Thursday: St. Matthew
Passion at the Congregational
Church House and the Riding &
Hunt Club Party at Pine Crest
Inn. Friday brings Rotary, the
Duplicate Bridge Tournament. And
there are church meetings galore.
Princess Obolensky’s exhibit at
Oak Hall Tuesday and Wednesday
and Scott’s “Ivanhoe” at Tryon
Theatre Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Kecent arrivals at Mimosa Inn
include Mr. and Mrs. Horatio
Turner, Princeton, N. J.; J. F.
Miller, Miss E. W. Barbee, both
of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Porter, Miss Catharine Mc
Callum, all of Cincinnati; Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Richardson, Glen
dale, O.; Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Not
man, Wilmington, Qel.; Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Bevis, Birmingham,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Van
Blarcom, Royal Oak, Mich.; Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer G. Gove. Birminer
ham, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Stirling, East Hartford, Conn.;
Dr. and Mrs. A. Smith Kinnie,
Elgin, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Holt, Durham, N. C.
FOR SALE: 1940 Panel Truck.
Engine in good condition, $100.
W. B. Wood, Route 1, Tryon.—Ad
vertisement 24, 25, 26, 27p.
FOR SALE: Good used Frigi
daire _ 7-ft. Refrigerator in fine
condition, $90. Phone Waterman,
350-J.—Adv.
WANTED: Room, year round
use, suitable for using small office
desk and file cabinet, with privilege
of furnishing. Answer replies to
Box 1371, Tryon.—Adv. md.