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,3-- '"V ' THE TRYON NEWS, TRYON, N. C, -y ... TRYON ITEMS. on the Christian Healing Mission. On ThnrsHnv mr minor " flio TTnUr Valhalla Tea House open every Communion . was L celebrated hv ayV the Dean, Assisted by the: Rev. B. L. Ballenger spent Monday Milton A. Barber. .The subject in AshevilleJ :.;.'J-:lti of-the four meditations was "The R; B. Peattie transacted -busi- Temptations. " They' were mosf; ness in Spartanburg Monday. helpful; andT the Convocation felt Mrs. Frank McFarlarid , has very fortunate in having been been on the sick list for the past able -P Procure Mr.,. Barber for week ;" :;L. this day. . . ; , f Mrs: E. Rhodes was in Ashe- The next meeting of the Convo TWrW wini w vocation will be held in the prom- f 111V V- WUJ AAAg AiVA : UTA ttlg ising Mission at Canton in Mayv Theatre Changes Hands Our Moving Picture theatre changed -ownership the first of Messrs Fred Bailey and John this week. .Mr. P. T. Cluck of T. Coates. 01 saiuaa, were m Marion unio, purcnasmg '. same suits. -'V .v"v'v ::: :.;s Mrs. Carter Brown gave a luncheon on Friday for Mrs. Bailey. - . . . ' ; Do you (mow. you can roll 5Q$ I Oct 3 from . one bag of Tryon Monday. -Miss Reba Barnard was called to Asheville, Monday Jby the ill ness of her brother; P. G. Morris and C. W. Bal- f rom;.J.; -'Ml Helsurpar V The theatre was started in the late fall by Mr. flearon who has all along .endeavored to conduct same on a Kiffh nlane and to lenger, were in Spartanburg . .wvu Tuesday on business. . The pictures shown by him have . . j. , been of the best class a town of Joe Livingston, of Spartan- this size can afford. ; U.-... Tinifrl hid riOHOTTD V n uuig, viaacu. uW - "- v The new manager Mr. Clunk Sunday and Monday. expects to continue the showing Misses Ethel Sample and Isabel 0f only first class nictures and Wilcox, spent Monday .with expects to remodel the house to friends at Flat Rock. some extent and to add a good Mrs. Ralph Jackson returned musical program. He is desirous Wednesday from a visit with of the support of the good people friends at Dillon, S. C. s of the town and community in Miss Loraine Stone gave a tea his efforts to help his shows on a" Saturday of' last week to intro- higher planeand stands ready to duce her guest Mrs. Bailey, of cooperate in any movement Chicago, r " ' . that stands for the uplift of the .Tamer Vernor has returned to snw ousmess or community. Detroit, after spending several GENUINE BULfDURHAM TODACCO Friday Feb. 11,1921 days here with his wife and little son, Jimmie Jr. Mrs. R. E. Ballenger enter tained with a bridge party on No General Delivery of Mail on Sun days. . , : Postmaster Stearns has receiv ed orders from the First assist ant Postmaster General upon Monday afternoon. Everyone recommendation of the postoffice present had an enjoyable time, inspector not to onen the general Mrs. E. P. Williams gave a delivery at the Tryon postoffice very pleasant tea at the Moun- on Sundays, tain Industries on last Saturday Beginning on Sunday, Feb, 13, In honor of Mrs. G. S. Bailey. A- the general delivery will . be" closed, but all mails will be . dis tributed to the boxes as usual. en- Helping Hand. The Helping Hand society held very pleasant party of ten joyed the afternoon. ,. Mrs. James Vernor gave .a very pretty- afternoon party quests of honor were Miss Lois s regular monthly meeting . at Montgomery, of Spartanburg, genome oi irs presment Mrs. and Mrs. Bailey of .Chicago, 111. f . Monday, Feb. 14, TI?e feting of the Theobjeci of this society is Lanier Club the womans club of expressed by its name to lend a Tryon, wiU be held m the club helping hand to the sick or HS On e ' ' needy of ' the community. 3:30p. m, W. T. Lmdsey one of Through its assistance, children our foremost micultunsts, .wdl have been placed in schools and talk about grapes. These meet- orphanges, and many destitute mgs are open xotnepumic. families are constantly receiving Little Helen Qawthray cele- aid. The visiting nurse, Miss brated her sixth birthday last Beatson; probably does more Friday by entertaining fifteen of work in a practical way than her young friends at a party giv- every philanthropic organization en at her home. The little folks in Tryon at the present time. had an enjoyable time playing r It is earnestly desired that games, after which refreshments more of the people of Tryon be were served. Mrs. Cawthray come members, either active or was assisted by Miss Stread- honorary, . of this society. The wick in entertaining the kiddies, membership fee is only 50c, Miss Loraine Stone entertained but donations of either money or a large number of hei1 friends clothing are always needed. at a bridge party, given in honor of her guest, Mrs. G. S. Bailey, of Chicago. There were six During January the ! ticket tables and a .few who did not sales at this station numbered play, about thirty people. JMrs. 979 and amounted to $2,022.05. Bailey who has a beautiful voice, sang for the guests several songs which were much appreciated by those who heard her. A very pleasant evening was spent by those present. WANT COLUMN Wanted: A good temJht with help. Come and see land and crops on place. Chas. J. Lynch, Stock Farm, Tryon, N. C. Pigs For Sale 1 to 12 weeks old. - C. J. Lynch . For Sale: Chevrolet touring car, good tires, newly painted good condition. P. H. Bailey For Sale: One of the finest small vineyards located in the thermal belt near Tryon, has 10 acres of bearing vines and about 5 acres of peaches and other fruit. Nice cottage house of 4 rooms and bath, water piped to house from spring. This place has been well taken care of and is in fine condition. Price $8,000 J. Leonard For Sale: Two story house on Walnut Streed near the Baptist Church, has one bed room down stairs and two up stairs, kitchen, dining room living room and bath room on first floor, house newly painted oittside, and inside varnished and calci- mined. Has city water and electric light, plenty of sun. Lot is 59x209 feet. Price" 3,500. Furnished. J as. Leonard, Try- on, N. C. " Tryon R. R. Business Fatal :Th ,1 n ' , . I "J I'll " " J ;.- . I for any reason ypu desire to, change banking connections we would be glad -to serve you. ff e have a modern plant arid ample resources. J will pay you to investigate; : : S -: H '4 -1, G. H. HOLMES, President J. T. VALDROP Vice! (President WALTIIR JONES Vice president If ,t W- F. LITTLE Cashior , V. A. BLAND Asst. Cc&hior Troon, North CairoDiina. The revenue was $326.97. Dur ing the month the freight receiv ed wes 51 cars, of which 17 were solid car lots. The revenue from freight re received was $2883.83 an.d weight 520,773 pounds. - Freight for warded was 115,093 pounds and the revenue was $410.81. Number of shipments received 415, f owarded 72. Baggage for warded 120 pieces, received 115 pieces. Beulah - Rev. J. T. Ruppe failed to get here on' Saturday, but came Sun day and delivered an interesting sermon. . , Miss Carrie Lee Ruppe spent the week-end with her parents, J. J. Ruppe and wife. J. T Waldrop was in Colum bus the 1st. Monday on business. Rev. R. C. Champion and daughters, Mary nd Laura, were visiting in this section Saturday and Sunday. ' . Will T. Green an Ro Jones made a trip to Warrior Mtn. last. week. : ". w i-- ::r ' Born to Grant Mills and wife February 4th, Cfboy, also to W. G. Green andvife a girl. John Shehan anld- wife spent Sunday with theiHaughter, Mrs. Grant Mills. . : v . :; Miss Bertie Waldrop who is at Beijlat, went to i fox Mountain Friday. A ' v- Garner Abrams as surprised Sunday- morning Rafter he had gone out sprouting Was told by one of his neighbs it was Sundry.-"-' jlX;.;": '- ' : Mrs Roy Jones apd Miss Nora Jones were caller(t Grant tills Sunday. .:: ffe ; Hooker Wilsoif visiteH "Roy Jones Monday. i Jim Littlejohn jsivery ill with whooping cough. - Beulah schopl i progressing nicely; Everyon is delighted with their teachM About 40 District Convocation.. -." . The Spring . meeting of the Convention of Waynesyille was held in the Dean's parish at Try on, on Wednesday , afternoon, there was the regular business session, with reports of commit tees and missionaries. It was shown that preaching missions were held in most of the parish es and missions during the Nation Wide campaign with good results. Archdeacon Griffith made a very inspiring report of his work. He has succeeded in waking up some of the sleeping missions, and has worked up a most promising fu ture at Canton, where the Cham pion Fiber Co. , has its plant. In the eyening, Evening Pray er was said and two addresses were made by the Rev. Albert Kew, in preparation for Lent; and by the Rev.; Willis G. Clark, If you wish to purchase something and THINK you cannot get it in Tryon ask us. : If it is to be had we will buy it for you. . Infor mation is a part of our business-If we do not ' know we will find out for you. r m DSSD LG3)S NE'S PHAKRIJACYi Are You Extravagant? According to tax returns the people of the United States spent $22,700,000,000.00 on luxuries during the year 1919. y This sum, would pay our entire war debt. .This is a per capita expenditure of $225.00. Did you actually, waster this amount of $225.00 or were you one of those wise enough to put this in a Savings Account? If you did not start an Ac count, profit by past experience and do so today. ' We Pay Four Per Cent On Savings Compounded Quarterly THE BAWK . OF :TRYON "Polk County's Oldest Banking Institution" W. T. LIND5EY, President J. D. HESTER, Cashier attending regulai who would think of taking ttti. school away from them, whilejtjiey only have a little ways to wlfc atid putting it where they willfava so far 'to walk through the nud and cold. We hope the citizen who wrote of the red bloodied 'people ; in White Oak woull fput theirs in circulation. Buil all the high schools you want c but let the rural schools alone, ' CARS ANYWHERE, ANYTIME FOR ANYBODY Why stay at home these cool days when you can tide in a first class closed car, and come and go as you like? - We Cater To The Public All orders promptly filled, Phone 15 Tryon Service Station S. F. FOWLER Kill That Cold With CASGARA FOR Colds, Cough OMV QUININE AND La Grippe Neglected Colds are Dangerous Take no chances." Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves v Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in this form does not affect the head Cascara is best Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Will's. ; .:r. - 1 ,, ALL DRUGGISTS SEIfL IT Cr..at Name Survives. -Of all the possessjDiis of this life fame Is the noblest --yhen the body has sunk Into the dut-the great namo gtiU lives. Schiller. 5 J ' W. F. EITTLE NOTARY PUBLIC Tryon, !N. C. i R. Harhveli; Wilds DENTIST Landrum, South Carolina All kinds of Building Materials and Feeds ki right prices can bphad uy calling oil us. Ilearon Lumber Co. Saluda,; H; C, Greetings to you! i ; The unfolding of another year is attracting our attention inviting us to pause and reflect. . ' Such questions as these confront us: What will the year bring forth? What will it mean for Saluda, N. C. .1. An appropriate time for self-analysis. What am I going to do for Saluda and Polk coun- ' i How an we best use our best efforts for ; the upbuilding and betterment of our community. - Am I doing my part to create an atmos-: phere of good fellowship and help make this a de sirable place to live and do business in? Am I putting community ; interest first or ' , am i permitting a smothering selfishness to stand in the way? - , " . j . Am I going to do more in the future; am I going to double my efforts and make 1921 a record year in providing the numerous pressing needs of our -rapidly developing community? - ! The Correct Answer. , , . r y' ;Iam going to be at once a worker and a booster with my shoulder to the wheel. LmilU LIU lillblcl.L'Jb, I'M UUitu uui cuw s i
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