Bulletin. Frl. Mar. 21. 1980
Tryon Dally
Curb Reporter
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the O. P. Earle Elementary
School PTA in Landrum is
holding its Spring Festival at the
school.
Saturday at 1 p.m. the Tryon
and Hillcrest tennis teams play at
Harmon Field.
Saturday at 8 p.m. the Polk
County 4-H Funfest Talent Show
will be held at the Fine Arts
Center.
MEMORIAL GIFTS
Gifts in memory of Mrs. Edwin
C. Rinker of Tryon may be sent
to Tryon Crafts, Inc., Box 1245,
Tryon, N. C. 28782
Guest Speaker
rm
Dr. Charles E. Witteschiebe
Dr. Charles E. Wittschiebe of
Silver Creek Road will be one of
several guest speakers for the
Wa-Rite weight-control program
which begins at 7:30 p.m.
Monday evening, March 24, in the
Tryon Seventh-day Adventist
Church.
Dr. Wittschiebe moved here
from Berrien Springs, Mich.,
where he was Professor of
Pastoral Care at Andrews
University. He has since been
named Professor Emeritus of
Pastoral Care by that institution.
Since his semi-retirement, Dr.
Wittschiebe has been much in
demand as a speaker. He is
interested in helping people
achieve happiness and a good
self-image.
This, in essence, Is what
Wa-Rite is all about; the
achieving of good health, good
habits, and a good self-image, all
of which contribute to happiness.
The program will last for
twelve Monday evenings, from
7:30 to 9:00 o’clock. Baby-sitting
services will be provided. A
registration fee of $20 covers all
expenses. To register, call
894-8213.
Communication
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cerned citizens might serve to
reactivate such a bill. Won’t you
write a letter today? And, maybe
when Elva Michael returns she
will see a bronze Tryon horse-
placed at the entrance to the Fine
Arts Center and clean roadsides.
Sincerely,
Patricia M. Dunton,
Chairman Polk County
Appearance Commission
To Hold
Revival Services
Rev. Richard F. Horney
Lynn First Baptist Church,
Thermal View Road, Lynn, N. C.
will hold revival services Sunday,
March 23 through Friday, March
28 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Rev.
Richard F. Horney, pastor of
Emmanuel Baptist Church, New
land, N. C. will be the guest
evangelist.
Rev. Horney is a. native of
Avery County, N. C. After
graduating from Crossnore High
School, he attended Charlotte
Piedmont Community College in
Charlotte, N. C. In November,
1963, he married the former
Norma Rush of Charlotte.
He received his Bible training
at Tennessee Temple College in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
In 1969 Rev. Horney was
ordained to the Gospel Ministry
and pastored in Chattanooga for.
two years. In 1971 his family
moved to Boone, where he
pastored 5‘^ years and built the
largest congregation in the area.
In 1976 he moved to Newland, N.
C. to begin a new independent
Baptist Church. Emmanuel Bap
tist Church has grown and
prospered under Rev. Homey’s
leadership.
Special music will be featured
in each service. Among guest
musicians will be Frankie
Harder of Edneyville, gospel
pianist and singer on Sunday
evening; Calvary Baptist Male
Quartet of Hendersonville on
Tuesday evening; and Sonlight
Quartet of Springfield, Missouri,
on Thursday evening. The public
is invited to attend. The Rev.
Herb Putnam is pastor of the
church.
Joseph Thomas
Joseph Thomas, 60. husband of
Mrs. Evelyn Thomas, 700
Jackson Street, Tryon died
Wednesday night at St. Lukte’s
Hospital.
A native of Spartanburg
County, he was a son of the late
Mary Rice.
He worked for Oman’s
Nursery, Columbus, Rt. 1.
Surviving beside the wife are
two daughters, Mrs. Betty
Williams of Woodruff; S. C. and
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Cook of New
York; four sons, Jessie Thomas
of Monticello, N. Y., Joe Junior
Thomas of Mill Spring and
Winfred and Nthaniel of the
home; stepdaughters, Mrs.
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“Thanks,”
Tryon Motors
REBATE
Sale Ends
March 22
$500 on “T" Birds $300 Fairmont
"There Is still time"
Gloria Jean Suber and Mrs. Mary
Littlejohn of Tryon and Mrs.
Pansy Foster of Alexandria, Va.;
stepsons, Howard Suber of
Charlotte, Thomas Suber of Mill
Spring, Coley Suber of Spartan
burg, David Lee Suber of Rt. 1,
Tryon; sisters. Mrs. Texanna
Williams, Spartanburg, Mrs.
Carrie Mae Rice of Fountain Inn,
S. C.; brother, Matthew Rice of
Spartanburg, Sam Rice of
Wellford; 38 grandchildren and 1
great grandchild.
Cannon & Sons Mortuary is in
charge of arrangements.
RED FOX
COUPLES BRIDGE
Results of the Red Fox monthly
evening couples bridge played on
Wednesday were: 1st, Mrs.
Nancy Ernst; 2nd., Mrs. Ellen
Pettit; 3rd., Rowland Towle, 4th.,
Fred Schairer.
FOR SALE: 1964 Eldorado
Cadillac convertible. $1500. See
Max Case in Columbus, adv. 21,
24, 26,c.
State.
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