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Founded Jan. 31. 1928 by Seth M. Vining
(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
18 Pages Today
Vol. 65 - No. 240
The holiday weekend weather:
Friday, high 53, low 16, hum.
42 percent; Saturday, high 50,
low 33, hum. 36 percent; Sun
day, high 46, low 30, hum. 40
percent; and Monday, high 58,
low 22, hum. 40percent.
What's happening:
Tryon Country Club will hold
its annual dinner meeting
Thursday at 6 p.m. at Holy
Cross Episcopal Church. John
Vining will show a travelogue
of Polk County.
John S. Stevens, Democratic
candidate for the U.S. House of
Representatives, will speak to
the Democrat Men's Club Sat
urday at 8 a.m. at Democratic
Headquarters in Columbus.
The World Federalists will
hear a distinguished panel dis
cuss aspects of seeking a new
world order Saturday at 9 a.m.
at the Unitarian Church in
Asheville. For more informa
tion, call Ted Proudfoot at
859-5581.
The Tryon Town Council
meets Jan. 27 at 7 p.m. in the
Town Hall.
The Tryon Fine Arts Center
will hold a "Night on the Town"
Jan. 28, featuring a buffet din
ner and viewing of The Horse's
Mouth with Alec Guinness. For
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Financial Aid
Workshop Thursday
A financial aid workshop
will be held in the Landrum
High School Library on Thurs.,
Jan. 23 at 7 p.m. All students
and their parents are invited to
attend. The purpose of this
workshop is to help all students
and parents learn about ways to
finance the student's college
education. Financial aid officers
from the University of SC at
Spartanburg, Wofford College,
Spartanburg Methodist College,
and Spartanburg Technical
College will present a program
on financial aid. The reps will
talk about financial aid, in gen
eral, but will be available to talk
with parents individually.
The public is invited.
—Community Reporter
American Legion
Holds Contest
Polk County Memorial Post
250 held its annual Oratorical
Contest at Polk Central and it
was won by Anthony Womack
for the second time. He will be
competing in the District Con
test later this month.
Those of us who witnessed
Anthony's presentation both this
year and last are amazed at the
growth in both delivery and
content of his talk. Hopefully
this year he will reach a higher
spot by winning the Divisional
title and be able to compete in
the States Department Contest
which will be held in Lenior on
Feb. 29th.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22,1992
Mr. & Mrs. Homer Pittman
45th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pittman
of Green Creek celebrated their
45th Wedding Anniversary on
Dec. 21. The couple have 2
children. Dean Pittman and
Carolyn P. Searcy. They have 2
grandchildren, Christopher and
Angela Pittman.
Mrs. Pittman is the former
Evelyn Painter.
—Community Reporter
Carolina Camera Club
Prints from the winning slides
in the Carolina Camera Club
Annual Contest are now on
display in the lobby at the
Tryon Fine Arts Center. They
will be on display thru January
23rd. Winning prints from the
Annual Print Contest will be on
display from January 27
through Feb. 6.
—Community Reporter
2uc Per  op'
Video Series At
Tryon Presbyterian
The Tryon Presbyterian
Church is having a viewing of a
video series on Luke. The tapes
have been prepared by James A.
Sanders, a noted theological
historian who is president of the
Ancient Biblical Manuscript
Center for the preservation and
research of Biblical material.
He is also a professor of inter-
teslimcntal and Bible studies at
Charcmont School of Theology.
The tapes are shown on Sun
days at 9:45 a.m. in the persim
mon room of the church. The
Presbyterian Church would like
to share and to give the oppor
tunity to view this program with
all who arc interested. There are
six tapes remaining in this
series.
Once the tapes are shown to
the video group, they will then
be available to the public at no
charge through the church
office.
—Community Reporter
Super Bowl Sunday
Big screen TV at the Legion
Hall on Railroad St., Tryon.
Snacks will be served. Cost for
the afternoon will be $7 per
person. Open to Legion mem
bers and their friends.
Howard Green of G&K will
install the big screen Zenith for
your viewing pleasure. Join the
crowd and enjoy the game.
Door prizes and other games
will be played.
—Community Reporter