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Vol. Zb—No. 59 TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 23RD, 1953
Weather Wednesday: High 76,
low 32, Rel. Hum. 32 . . . More
United Nations prisoners of war
released by Chinese Reds . . . N.
C. House committee approves bill
to allow Lake Lure and Valdese
to vote on ABC stores. Bootleggers
of Rutherford and Polk Counties
will oppose the Lake Lure store.
Some Rutherford County leaders
also opposing it. Town officials of
Lake Lure have requested it and
the Rutherford Representative
G&orge Mills, says he believes the
people of that community have
the right to say which they want.
. . . . The hotels and many homes
wm De nuea with guests this
<^eek-end for the Block House
-Steeplechase Saturday at 2 p. m.,
* at the Plamondon Race Course.
The races this year promise to be
the bers't ever with famous horses
and noted riders and officials tak
ing part. Horace Newman, a direc
tor of the Riding & Hunt Club
said Wednesday that he has been
watching the preparations being
made for the event and that it
would be something worthwhile to
see. He said only the very best
horses could take that jump being
prepared at the creek and that it
should provide many thrilling mo
ments .Sunnydale is get
ting ready for the big spaghetti
dinner for the Steeplechase folk
Friday evening . . . Also on Fri
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Noted Lawyer At Rotary
Judge Robert Marx, former
superior court judge of Cincinnati
and noted corporation lawyer, who
has traveled extensively in many
parts of the world, will be the
guest speaker at the Tryon Rotary
Club on Friday at 1 p. m., at Oak
Hall hotel. R. B. White has charge
of the program.
Judge Marx’s talk will be illus
u«.uea witn pictures which he
took on a tour the seven seas and
four continents two years ago. An
account of this trip has been com
piled into book form under the
title “Stella” which is the name
of the ship that took him on the
seven seas. The book came off the
press a few months ago.
Judge Marx’s pictures and in
terviews are said to be more than
the work of an ordinary traveler
and photographer, as he inter
preted everything through the keen
eyes of the lawyer-economist, who
studied the political aspects of the
countries visited, their religious
and cultural backgrounds and
other factors that make life tick.
Saluda City Election
Has Eleven Candidates
The City of Saluda will hold its
election on May 5th to elect a
mayor and two councilmen.
those filing' for the race are
Doran Fisher, John T. Coates,
Fd Leland and G. L. Thompson
for mayor. ^
Those for councilmen are M. C.
Staton, Fred Akin, Nolan Pace,
Charles Ward, Hamp Middleton,
Elbert Pace Jr., and William A.
Pace.
The Landrum High School
junior-senior banquet will be held
tonight at Siunnydale for about
80 guests.