North Carolina Newspapers

ollc County is the Land erf Opportunity for the FruitlGer; Onvesigaie! c BUSH Publisher The Only Paper Published Fn Polk County A Live Clean Paper ferine Home Price 5 Cents XXVI No. 12 Volume I" Tryon, N. C, September 3, 1920c 4 $2.00 a Year SEPTER GOLF TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE OF. EVENTS saTtjKI)AY, SEPTEMBER 4 9:00 A M Qualifying Round of Eighteen Hhles. May be played eith er morning or afternoon. The 75 best Scores to qualify in Eight Flights of Eight Trophies will be awarded to winners and runners-up in all flight. ' ' : - . ' .: SUNDAV-Uest Pairings may be made, but it is requested that members of the same Club do not pair. Notice of all -pairings should be given to the Secretary. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12-8:30 A. M. . First Round, Match Play, Eighteen Holes, all Flights. " Announcement of drawings and starting time will be post ed at the hotels and drug store. MONDAY-2:30 P. M. :, Second Round, all Flights . 1 - . Dance at Oak Hall in the evening. , : r v .- :v: . . - . ' . V'--'A ' - w -. ... TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7-9:00 A. M. Semi-Finals, all Flights. ' TUESDAY-2:30 P. M. Finals, All Flights, Eighteen Holes. Rules of the United States Golf Association to govern, with such exceptions as Local Rules may make. The Tournament Committee will interpret the Rules and decide all disputes. Entries should be made to the Secretary of the Club not later than, Saturday, '.-September 4th, but may be, made-as late assunaay, septemDer otn. in maKing entry pieas aavise tne Secretary of the contemplated time of arrival and local address. Kddress: mxmmt friends in the country A good many of young people at the home of W. W. Wojnack's attended prayer meeting at Miss Sunday. ) . Juanita Vorhoie's Sunday. Mrs: Arthur Thompsonlvisited i ao not wisn to Drag but most her . home folks and friends m Items oT Interest Gathered From Various Sections of Polk Cccntf bv Oa- v-uu nwuicu oic vcij iiuiuaii iiu- una aecuun last weeic. -iiad to mans, and a word of praise from have her with us again. our county agents most encour- Misses - Bessie and Swi agng in regard to our community Lynch of Broad River, 'pifntSat- Corps of Faithful Correspondents. fair work, the men may not care to be run over by the "shoat" but if they Wad seen the interest taken by the women at the last Saturday's meeting, would look out : for; the women and get a hustle on. J. R. Sams realizes that the worlds work is woman's work, in 1910 there were 8,075,- 772 women breadwinners in the U; S. this number is estimated to urday night . with their grand father R. L. D. Gilbert. s T. L. Womack and family, are visiting at; JL. M. Kuppe's - Lynn. Rev; Mr. Black preached in the uufinished church last. Sun day evening. Rev; J. A. Tangly of Littld Miss ElIeVEdwards leave 9"11 begin a series of AVAL uicvaiu.a wucic she will enter school. Helvin Hill. Monday night. - Rev, A. S. Caldwell and family moved, last week, to Columbus, mrs. Ayaiaweu navmg Deen em ployed as one of the teachers in the Stearns High Shool. : Mrs. J. B. Panther had a fam ily reunion at her home last Sun- and After, encountering maRy diffi- have increased to 11.000,000 dur- culties, washed out roads-, bridges ing the war, thus womans work either crippled or gone altogether and man's work overlap in more which necess itated the traveling of manv I miles ' out of tile wav. f w Otho Head and his nartv. rkrriVed da AU of her immediate fam- daily bread, civic engineers and home from Columbus ; with ily of children and grandchildren surveyorsas landscape garden- hls new car last Fnday,J . ers, inventors, architects, editors Major i Willis has' -purcliased a and reporters, as , woodchoppers new Overland car. v " ' and tie cutters, as for wo- Mr Cor 2 Reid 6i - iilihlandi men overseers and operatives Va., is visiting her mother, Mrs. 7 Mv np ? w.wv - I XJAlv X 1 IttVV. Ullk UilUUVi 1 tricians, glass blowers and the and a number of other relatives and friends were present. - A good dinner and a good time was the' order of the day : f . Mrs. Ellen Hill ; and daughter, Curtis, and son Hugh of Colum bus', attended the family reunion G- C. Reagan and wifervisited of MrSm B palither last ; Sun. 1 ! t rv f 1 V . iiKe, as cnauners, ireignt agents T. J. Waldrup and wife if -Cliff- dav . and exDress messengers. These ;a - :: .".is --v - F"' are but few -of the scores of non- m,' u- - .U.,! 1.... : ineyoung people ott,ynn, som domestic occupations in. which , SX ite cream, c?ke last Saturday x. x. j out to the debate . last ; Saturday niaht in thf nnfirikhAfl rhiwh : women are at present engaged ... i eMt oKofo wght,m; the unnmshedxhujeh. and new occunations are onenihff 6 V X . r v" 7 Sum realized was $75 all gO ana new occupations are opening . Gnhirdv v,;- s Wvpd . . . ..i i , , i - - . r. - that a liar is a greater oenarice to society than i a thief. Secretary Tryon Country Club, Tryon North Carolina. ing! into the unfished church build ing fund. - ' Thp. onenine of the sr.hool .will There will be a joint; debate uA Hplvprl nn nppnnnt of hnildintr here next Saturday nigt: Sept. notbeing ready, but the delay ii, Detweenvw-een. uiwr ana wiU n6tbe very long. - ' Melvin HilL uboii the stibiect of , . ., . , , i v j p 1 - 1 Johnatnan Ariedge .is a very , precarious -condition confined, to -,f Yia haH in hie IittI nnrrn era nt We are glad to note the inter- amrmative, iym nmne reg- of Tryin Mountain. Mr. est that is being manifested inrvc- -f f Ariedge has been paralyzed for -1 i to them daily. Now if we cast the vote to conserve good, erad cate evil and regulate food, all good, if not we better leave it alone. Don't forget to make something nice for the fair, and bring along a little flower. Aboline. is still a vacancy for music domestic science teacher. Prof. Clarkson could not be present for a few weeks of school on account of business. Mr. Schneider of Columbia, S. C, is principal of school during his absence.; .. ' Fred W. Blanton and wife, spent the week-end with home folks at Shelby. Misses Marie Burgess and Vada McMurry left Tuesday for Elon College; v. : " Rev. A. S. Caldwell and family have moved to the city. J. P. Ariedge spent ' several days in Hendersonville lastweek. Senator E. B. Cloud, returned home Saturday from Raleigh. Mrs. Blanton, of Shelby," is visiting her son Fred W.' Blanton this week. Yates Ariedge spent the week end with home folks. . N. T. Mills and wife attended the Sunday School Convention at Pearidge Sunday. ' Superintendent E. W. S. Cobb, is attending a meeting, of the State Superintendents at Raleigh this week. '' H. H. Edwards .made a busi ness trip to'Landrum Monday. .Mrs. A. A. Feagan visited her sister at Green Creek last week Trophies contributed by Mr. Eugene Brownlee. The Home Power And Lightning Plant. I spent the night in a home on the farm where a Delco lighting plant had home had the appearance of a city home when I approached. Every hing gave a cheerful appearance he children seemed cheerful; contented and happy. Now it -is not Dossihle for evprv p.oimtrv home to have such conveniencies; but it is possible, and perfectly practical for many, yes, very many Polk county farmers to do so. There are scores of Polk county farmers who own auto mobiles, tractors and other equip ment to make things easier for llm and those who help him do he out door work, but nothinc: ding to help the broken ' down W1fe and mother on the inside. t s all right to buy the tractor if : school. you have land enough to Justify, is also all right to buy an auto- bile; provided you have' the lus cash to do so without creating debt for the same; my P ea is for that overworked woman wno nc'tds help with her arduous sks, yes-it all right to ' buy e automobile; provided you are able to put a lighting and POerDlant in tnn if i . 1 vw, xx jr vu van n vv J0-then put the plant iathe education in and around here. we are giaa tOi'seeitne sun i months. He and fam - . ... I -i v " : Last week Lige Miller lett tor snming some more. i nv need the aid and attentiori of high school at Fruitland Insti- ,G. A. Branscom has )een on the whole community. . i rA tr:n . v-i ,c, T. A. Rippy made a business went lu rvuunu mu. wa auie ue at cHuxwMuuuajf. i . . . rAilin,L0 loef wv We have had some fair weather aru allu, vv imi ; school opens on mowuy morn- Fishtop. -f t- j T-i j t x t; i "t. j x. i i . r , .. , Ki . misses isora ana mna juries tu ms nume and need more, so much ram - A"." ZSTZt 7XZ lng. in aev0 .!s: visited relatives and friends in efoii na!did much damage to fruits, rain- Aw " Alino 11 1S a suosenptn scnoui ueen mbuiiieu, uie . , , A, ...... ij nft Chesnee school, also Lon- v ea melons to aeatn, gram is Daa- - , mClc ioauaYvicsv, uvpuuvu ly .damaged cane could not be e11 Langister. while -we regret all of which seem to b getting worked sufficently to do well. that they will not be with us on with their studies nfjiely. T. W. Bradley returned home f?rf iinS A series of meetings ommen- - , - . . , , that they have the determination , h i t Thurqdy niirht from teaching singing school , n . fVl mWph tw whlVh ced,her AhursS, nTlg,' Tuesday at Mountain Grove. He r conduc Dy 1Qers Kf Q' jacK" ia iiwot xxxxxyvx ivcxxxu xxx xAv., " oati onrt Kronopnm , . OUll U11U something that can never . De taken away from them. , - I Sunny View. Miss Oland Hines and C. O. G. W. Ruff and wife offWhitney, cllo Route 4. ' We areglaB to "see "Iheun shine once mofe as it has been almost a thing of the past. Miss Annie Allen from Ruther fordton College is spending a a few days with her sister Mrs. J. P. Corn: Rev. 3t. P. Walker, has moved Boiling Spnrig, reports several rattlers killed while in that section, it being what is generally known as the rattle snake, sections of Polk county. ' ... A couple men and teams have been on the Henderson farm for several days wraiting for better weather, they came for apples to haul home in Union, S. Gl Spurgeon Bishop and Phil Head have gone to Columbus to 3 ";5 s. c. Green River Cove section last F. G. Skipper and family, week. snent Sundav at the -home of P. N. Hood and family returned B. L. White's. last Sunday from a visit to rela- G. E. Gosnell wife and child- ativesm Hot bprmgs, JN. U ren, visited Mr Whiteside at W. C. Lindsey, has been ill Sandy Plain Saturday. for several days. Miss Vennie Feagan spent the J. H. Metcalf of Tryon render- week-end with relatives in Ches- ed valuable service to the young . - I tit t- n J 1 nAotfle last Saturdav evening. vv. c. reagan ana wne,. spent Ridings, with his father and S. C. have been visiting-relatives makinff ice cream and helping Sunday with the former's parents! mother J. I. Ridings and wife,1 here. motored to Pea Ridge Sunday y. W. Gibbs who. for the purpose of -attending the trouble is not expeC Sunday school convention. They very long. report a most successful meet ing. , s G. W. Davispn and son have purchased a ford car, but it has oeen to muddy for them to enjoy s neart to live Ed Dimsdale and wie, spent Saturday night with thl former's in sister Mrs. J1. R, Coggis. them to serve. r . G. bkipper made a busi- Misses Grace and Edna New- ness trip to Spartanburg Monday. : Rev. E. Jackson and daughter Bessie, attended the Sunday school convention at Pearidge Sunday. . Miss iiitnei norn nas Deen vis- man are visiting relatives Spartanburg this week. Grey Thompson and family left last Tuesday morning in response vis- reme A large crowd attended the 5f - to nv ffreat extent; singing at C.1 Arledge's Sunday Re w Davison ad wife an report a guuu. uuic ivju& , o ... R p t.vp hppn snpndinor the nast week with his A fair day Sunday and the f th c w. Davison. young people all took advautage L m1o iplQ r,rl to enjoy the day the first chance Kula Cudd spent the. day with m quite a unie. , , Bill Jackson and Wif4 are iting home folks this eek. Dewitt Helton is maSng some c good moiasses .tnis weejt. Miss Maggie Jacksonwho has a position at Chimney ijock, vis ited her father last wc4;fc. Miss Arkansas Jackson is vis- n mocoQoro Viht Mrs Thomn- son's brother was at the point of ltin friends - in Rutherfordton death at his home in Canton, N. county recently. Paul Swam of Campobello, " Now that the Green River Power plant has turned on the juice let us have it turned on in Lynn right away. Miss Bessie Jackson 0mpnn.-l 1 1 ' J ..! .iVx ict uie nurses anu muies J'hich must be kept on the" farm Now don't every body get crazy and go to putting in the nme these laboring saving, con- veniencies; only those who' are e and there are many such. ; Just . .i . .tuum oi mat running .r. tnurning, ironing, wash- etc, howH- much easier nen n(, r.i - .... -v .tuning oi smoked lamps asked the - vrbMv Wh0m I sPent the night DW 0st of operating his nt WasHe gmiled , gaid t;iS " litte I have not taken calculate. J. R. Sans. ' V Tryon Route 1. The tent meeting on Lightnings Rod Ridge closed Sunday night. The result was another glorious - . 1 - Li. " meeting, aged tatners anamotnr was much revived. Our ers were happily converted and most. earnest and faithful pastor friT y - i r ing her sister at Clmpobello Miss Pauline Wilkms last Mon- this week f day s ; " ' Mrs. Ella Gibbs andfson Wil- : Mill Soring' Route 1. . hum. made a business trip to The revival services at Leb- Spartanburg last week anon closed yesterday. The Hurrah for Sunny iew fair. called on Sunday. Miss Etta Head of Caroleen, N. C, is taking her vacation. RVip is now visitincr .Miss Alice The school and domitory alter (3411 having been completed . witn steam heat, electric lights, mod- arm rilotc 5IT1 pti .At. RP.PTTia to .. . .,' 1 .1 x.-j J. R. Horn and wife are blessed communitv of Lynn would see to wltn a nie 5011 tneir norne. it at once that the grounds be Sorry to note Mrs. Robt Abram The carrier on route 4 is tak ing his vacation. . We want to make t 2j success. lookeo af ter and some drive and had to go to the hospital. brought into the church. Sorry to report M. N. Hall is no better at this writing. Mrs. E. B. Edwards and daugh ters Pearl, Essie, Erlene, Vera also niece" Walnut Grove Monday. Rev. J. W. Hackney, delivered some excellent sermons. There were two additions1 to the church. 4: Perffcmej walkway made also ample grounds for children to play. A community will be just what you make it. Stearns High ' School opened Monday with a large attendance. C. M. "Clarksonof,AjColumbiar-S C, is principalMrs. ; Fred W. tttoWIq . lpnvp this week in- fhprr Viotyi a Viprf nrp lpnvinc vou say that you -don't. cre a dara." Rlanton and MlSS Ethel btameS fn. cnnl nt Brevard. this week for Brevard, where the The rut,h is A1.? Jlf! high school teachers, Mrs. A. x-vx u"" . 1 , 1 oct Hinnn fimi hi a. uuic-i wueu mo I . . .. m i m j c-:..i xjv;i u;ii.Ti Tiriii 4- o.! f ,t t,3i S PnWwpii and Miss Alice lai- y-v f in 1 -1 iiii -i 1 1 rx. 1 1 m 1 m. . a a a v a a. a a a a. a v a a - . M.iiviima w m rr 111 u vij a. a- v ixia - u w i "- I Nil ril A U11L T p . I , - ' I . - r BitUr Orange The oasis of many of tSie choicest perfumes Is oil of petlt-Hin. This Is produced from the lea veil' of a small 1 . . . . V - . . .X A.in J. R. Harding and family, Mrs. .ier ?rafe mat grow q"- J. E. Womack and little son hoiw, thevaDor distilled W. the oil and 'little preacher" Dawson, 1 James, all of Forest City were skimmed off. The peel o this same Alberta, . visited at visitors in this section recently, onnge is the main ingredient or curucao. ft Mrs. H. L. Powell and child- . Profane Exoressi- : Mi rsps '. Pearl ' Essie and Master ren after snendme their vacation "n not think you are pfofane when 4.vu. Rm's Hio-h . pr o KcMatt ifo expression that one -didn'ttve a cam- lant grammar grade. ; Mrs. J. tuuyccxx . 1 !WT .: naturally sprang up to jfrean that a J w xV nrimnrv teacher. There II. V .. school. of Uree, were pleasant visitors matter was of next tQ nbliimnortaace. Hello, Pearidge, wake up and write us again. - - Year's Growth cf a Pine Tree.' Mr. Hill, lockmaster at Butkborn, Ont, experimented with a pine tree to determine Improved growth wWcli fnaj be secured by proper care." Fifteen . years ago he pruned all the lower - branches off a four-Inch white pine sapling, removing other saplings from its iclnlty, dugup the r earth . around it and' appljed manure' to its base. It is now nineteen inches In diameter at Its base and has a long, dean; pole. Thus, . during the fifteen years the growth. In diameter has averaged one Inch annually d From the Conserva- ' tlon.' f , in - n ' 1 1 r i ; "