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Other Real Estate..
Collection Items. ......
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$44,415.8
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iirplus and Profits. f . .j ; 1,747-. 83
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' . Tryon, N. C, Sept. 7, I9i4.
To the Editor of the Polk County News, Sa
luda, N. C:
At a meeting of the Superintending Com
mittee and the Teachers of the Union Bible
School, called to consider the problems for
the coming year, the successes and difficul
ties of the past as well as existing conditions
were fully discussed.
In February 1911 a strong, union Bible
School was organized with the hearty sup
port of all the Churches and Christian influ
ences of Tryon.
The Public, Graded School building was
selected in which to hold the services, both
because it was particularly appropriate for 'a
union, popular Bible School a school of
ai d for the whole community and because
it was the only building of sufficient size
and suitable arrangementof rooms available.
The enthusiastic backing by all the Chris
tian bodys was delightful anJ. showed a
sweetness of spirit and breadth of view that
was most inspiring. The large size of the
school made it possible to so grade the
scholars that the great truths of the Bible
could be taught over and over again in ways
to appeal most strongly to the minds and
heart of pupils of all ages.
It truly set med that the broad reawaken
ing of interest in Bible study and Sunday
School work, which has, during the past
few years, swept over the whole country,
had also come td Tryon. Reports of ourl
house on Sundays, to protect the literature
and materials of thcBtfele School from van
dalism by 'unVnowu people, to keep the
various rooms elean and in order, and there
by surround our pupils with an uplifting
and spiritual influence, and iV
Whereas we see no " way of correcting or
even, improving the above injurious condi
lions, r ';.
Therefore, with sincere regret, we resolve
that the Union Bible School shall indefinite
ly suspend its services. ' , .
Signed by
v Superintending Committee:
J. Foster Searles y
' john Or r
T. T. Balleiiger
Teachers;
Mrs E P Erskine
Mrs Johu Orr
Mrs Annie Missildine '
Mrs O S Missildine
Miss Mabel Mc Tee
Miss Mabel Smith
Miss Mary Mayes
J li Hester
W F Smith
Ralph C Erskine
G H Holmes
TRYON ROUTE 1
Picking cotton is the order oi the day, in
our section.
Rev J C Richardson delivered a fine ser
mon, at the Mill Springs Methodist Church,
Sunday.
Misses Lola and Cora Edwards leit last
successes highly commended by the great week for Hendersonville, where they will
bodyof earnest Sunday School workers in spend a fortnight with friends and relatives.'
many States. , Miss Mattie champion was the guest of
The enthusiasm of success filled our j Mias Bessie Hamilton, Sunday afternoon; "'i
Hearts until certain physical conditions,
over which we had no control, began to
bear down upon the very 8oul and spirit of
this movement.
These unhappy conditions are too well
known and loo sadly felt to be repeated at
length but it is most important for everyone
to realize that these physical conditions' are
the real and vital causes for the suspension
of the Unioa Bible School.
At this meeting, after most careful con
sideration, the following resolution was
unanimously pased;
Whereas, for the past two 'winters it has
been impossible to safely heat the School J
J D Carpenter is erecting a nice home.
Rev J C Richardson and daughter, Mrs.
L A Tomlinson were pleasaut callers on the
route last Friday.
Mrs Lester Pack rtl Utile daughter, Lill
ian were guests at lhe hutte of John Goforth
last Sunday.
Don't forget the ice cream supper at Fox.
Mountain School House, next Saturday
night, Sep't 19th."
Ice Cream Supper at the Fox
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