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Volume XXVII No. 2
Tryon, N. 'C July 15, 1921. ;
$2,00 a Year
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ne Timely Talks to Polk County4 faisi-ssiict! cTte -tsi-
jects, by Cciiiity fecnt, J. h. Scss, " "
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What Is Our Greatest Meed.? A CcIIIa Pca C:-ty Fcrrr$
If the above question were put r ' " .
. j -noiiv to everv farmer
d ly,t ZLfrtW
folk county, doubtless there
2d be a multitude of answers.
fhp maioritv would
nr hpr roaHs
rmm ivu - j "'v
' co v hotter churches
fUWu - -- -- r-T
ijuiasfiu - yr
. t oca thinora mow hah
there is a greater t neea m roiK
an wi
Sm ed ihe couni
Stendent of public schools
Mild weU say, what can be of
more importance than better r
schooled still better until every
effld in Polk countyi would :beP
able to have a nign school within ITZTFrWtZ?
easy reach. The chairman of
ftroad board would doubtless
say that roads mean more to the
Xe of the people than any
thmg else, 11 tne preacners ot
toe county were asircu wnat ...is
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a.- OGf T fiir-A
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piess that they would say better
Arches and church conditions
churcnes ana( cnurcn conaitions.
These things are all vital to our
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A?rii,VmTi- htit th0TA is iv ROTriA r
& of all these tKih i,y
th-com; .Ksstaraa
ttat-thine correct W
0, tf some Moses or Josnua couw
come back ftom the spiritual
world and persuaded and 'lead
Wle to think corr
Mbiects. then . all the i thmW
J7eo:0,
fly come, and a thousand -other,
pod things which we dovnot
uvn iiavci . . . , ., ,
portant than sood roads. How
Si SffuS6
Wfore you read further. I aid
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uui say inat just : any mu wx
thinking was'so
importantl said
rrect thinking. The world
itself and all the universe" is 'the
itself and all the universe is the
thought of God,, and all that has
ever been done worth while On
the earth since God finished the
creation has been the thought of
man. The e-ood things that
bedoneltoH
correct thinking and the bad
things have been the -result of
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evil or incorrect thinking. ; In-
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correct thinking leads men-and
women to commit crimes of all
Kind It leads men 4 to make
hlocade liquor, to tell and : smear
vvue liquor, to ten ana smear
lies, to wrong, cheatand defraud
Tl Al tftol. . 11
wguuors ana to commnaii j lm-
-ts that are. committed
"wiicut inmKing is me material
" 1 cut mniKing is tne material
of which bad character is
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feet or rieht thinVi ,'S thfi ma-
wt. un ine nrnpr nnnn cor-
terial out of which d charac
ter i mi. .
is built. The strong, right-
uray men ana women ;,oi
S&TnT -eenT
PAlla .1. .1 s" ' :. .
u 4. t . , iT : " 1 1.
r ynat ne would not oe
MCI lOTI tTTi V. i.1 . .- 111
Hethnnf I , "
n wiui uie Kings meat
ne tho
able to
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Wie to Dasa thmnvli tk "T irtria
unhurt. The ihre; hSSSS
"uri; A1?e tftreeiieDrew
knee tn ti, ; s.
WnghtoMM rtZTS
without the smell of fire
fm 4.1. '
, rneir garments. Correct
1Uat na imrlrtrfiiTit.
nowaa'jt I- . r w "i:
-creation of the world, and per-
s more so. .Haw .1-
U1U and vnmoW 1 rii. ....
HnueEl tiT lorv,axd think
Kooa things in the world-will
inhi,-. As a man thfaiketh
" iaues i nave tried
make it clear and ,.plain
"l! " ciear t"0 pltun
!S:!verhere
be-
--icoo men, so iar as
r" euppaes ro run their
hlloitlMa J J.' - . . J
au uisspasmg DI ; tneir
products tbroUKh
cooperative 1
marketing.
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simple plan by-which Vur Kni.
must be done by
Ives and for ' yourselves,
.Dy f ..0I lne agricultural r
mk county- I as your.
Saw un. a
sumcjeni ro put tnis
"m u" "us me, June zo,
Greens Creek township-has, sub-
-T- ZKST?
X1V : UlillCl.. UiWlIHIMII 1 . VTf-I. IWTI I
rTr
canvassear ; dui uoiumuur town-
ship farmers have voluntarilv
.iaT j y
subscnbed $1,100 and a few in-
-dj- 0th;;i,av
amauais n otne townsnips nave
ciiKeASKo :ma -Viiti S it
u-iir-rut; Jx' i: . j. . 1
iivwce vnat, we wiu oe : : alter
to
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homes, your children-and your
, j., - f TA
.i
zens s from financial and commer-
EtS
SSS
- -r. ainA
be.passed on to our children and
jaj,; .. mA i:
.31
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the onlvrieht way. is for each
individual farmer to lay down
. .j ..i.. a -m.
his individuality, and jom ihis
brothers and sisters in one aym-
-
movement mat win wwu;aii wu
and mighty3ftmhthrQUgh which
each individual can and will have
V J J ' 1 1m. .m Vn,rA
oH lnrtnnnilfll flTlfl Will naVfil
irX-oS
i tq w- uf i i i v i ii mm i iiiii ire iiiiii -.nu
as obtaining farm supplies neces
sary to conducting his business
Vir -T
; Q. ;t,B nrnhirP
t&S'S!
- v i-iMixr -m. s;ir
30? "
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te1
SUDSCnptlOnS 5
VX tOlAWW ..
: , di
aslc: Dut u"1
w0?!!
pOser ana go- w uiexu-ttiu
f ,wve iiie
vour name just anywhere along
the road, in town or even in the
"Meeting nouse j uat xw5x vv
aarmcm:,i .-iijj .iincliiied;
wvw--, ,ar
Thisils7 the greatest pportuiu
miora -Avpr-r nfixi -jr ever
. f-ach ndivfdual. and;:0f
each Other, -W?
toralserstoclc to tne anwunt,
T. - -ah .-m,iKw if eAhacrfbers
thencsslraTOeetra
of stock and elect directors who
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will compietevtne orgamwvu
and!itu(?ihe pfcff inn operdlioas
smTtracticle
baiyeibuw
It takes onlfelieittith tsM
eH ( kw all o it Ptchtotiy ottt
December 1920 ;
1 : M iWriglit f or' V
' goods for jail as per bill 90
2 Lewis Denton for ser-
0 Xic as Lge of ?tion8b6
. vv est-services as
bailiff Colbus dec-- ' ; t
tion...
2 OQ
- J" " o vuo services as
V"" wemare omcer iw bi.
" warus
K C T TJ 3
services as
surveyor as per billi..
40 00
6 John 0 Bishop services
as Der bill burial of Jim
WoVrt . . -
Watson..- , ; - ;,.:
5 OQ
7 Taylor Whiteside 3 days; .1
i
r JltTTTf ' . '
: quarantine officer.
SEf
w,-fom, low
r f K,ihW,rt i,flr
"f?
-5 r lttt "rr"
BliHiittB. - ':
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Not loon
T T l-rTwtrr. "
Koiand Henderson
r eoods for Webb Tonev
vrVi9' t -
15 J M Henderson for jail
f fi!aift : -
jee to aate...ww.-..
16 N T,Mills for survev
, ', :
' vices on board of as:
i sessors.li..al..-.'22tf 00
19 J-M Henderson for
; fea 43 . " - 52 1C
Wp
T-fiC 1 o ;
vfees LutherMeltoncase r 2 45
case f
22 -Dr Grady )for
services;'
as quarantine officer to
23 Jf'
24TARippey iudof
.primary election -Tryon
T v j-,
A 00
i u JJ mil ior registrar
i of births and deaths:
. .f elec10n Pea
"T
27-F M Burgess- for -ser-
fr5u fP rn r
ifi
VlWi JUUgC UJL C1CVMWW W W
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30 W.C Hague for, record-
mg official ; bonds 7 00
31 CD'Elliottfor captur-
r ing aiiilUcitf destill? 2000
1Kt...1"w-.srM.r-'--,:
82 Biank , : Jackson ..for.
official services.
tl38 90
33 J Pe for official
services etc
31 .63
o -.'.:-
Byilllinw
oft county land.
1 w ;vvm,i"mu.... .....
35 Geo Bdwanis.for su
port of Lfee'Heridersonv 15 00
36 Bettie Giles for support
of EmilyHaiirion Nov ; 20 00
36 J M 'Henderson1' for
f support of tWebb Toney
forNovi
nathan ;or.
own support for Nov,-
,f, m - . ..uiti
oa pTr?STf ;
lMtion Nov -1920,-... 4 00
; farm enUl-..
v.':-. -' .t...
- 30 00
Blanton' forr'bal-' f t.
annfi of atmronnation
cbuiityifairlil
596:00
43i:C C Constant for;? pay K
?mentitfcertaini
44iG) Bdvadi?fprip-;
? ;p6rt6f Ilge Henderson 15. 00
45 Bettie; Giles; for. .one . . , . . .
1 inonth support of Emily , lr
own 'sutmort.- h uul
suppoixd:weDaoney uu
statioriary .and financiiil
:teportj
i 85 95!
4?id C'Ckm5t:for
tinbnt; in? full on inotel 1372 ,70
WClfamj
WMwaicls for suiP r :
S'ilJirHenSe.: 15 00
6imettie Giles; for ;su : , :
Import or ismiiv nanncn
t2 Jonathan Tniner own
rt of ilv ;Hannto 20 00
porW; to date.
S 00
port df Webb Toney o
25 00
IprCGriidy 'iseryie
3 f quarantine : 'omcer
45 00
xpenses'0f Jiin
!at6n
15 00
53 P
K McFarland m
lariat expenses of He! i-
lsc-it Porter's wif e-j
40:fe0
3XtJ JJArledge for.:;s:-; : -ii
$iisiJuvetiile 183 33
"3JolK County News f ar - ,,
JPfldSaLi 5 00
iOtis Feagan for cap-
C;3awardsf6r
icelforv bbard of elc-"
;i ont;;;;'-.:.;;..i;
tlli IlctpWbn forfjul
k feci to datel--Li-.,
XJr uid Eiertn
2 00
;
72 90
14 79
ilt Houpe hala ffjes
fterm; 1921
2 30
T4lMantcferMr
dforiaxc
BBieFranain rown
support to datlii
5 00
67 Frank Giles forrepir-
ing -hbuse for jjEipily
Hahnonui4'
15 00
68 The'Ballenger Co for
supplies for 3aiJlL34-
19 (xjf
69 Geo.A Gash for ser
vices as 'county x-sp;r-:
visor of taxes'::.;:,,.
57 50
70 iMorgflarfjvare Co
for jail supplie3.i
17 80
Mrs. MotUager and
chiton, yrhowere ymtmg rela-
tives nere leit to visit, gxrieuua
. m, i ;
Mfss Gilreath; Edwrds went
home last 'Sunday. 4-; , ;
A number of peoplegromhere
attenaeAxne ail aayingin tat
Ianolastnay.1
Mrs. &idph iSdwardsJspent last
hSaturdayiniCkiwpens 'J : ;
SJess Alleir eiit ast . week
near Rutherioidton.
Advertised lettfs.
Burgess, Hattie G 1
Botton Whitney, J' -Brutton,
Glenn 1
Bruton, Alice (2) f 1 : :
WfllkAr. Jfl I
W. H. Steaans, ltmas ter.
The 14 girls and boys ; in th
Oxford Singing Class nre repre
senting about 375 children in
that splendid Institutn;Hear,
them sing and see hot you like
tjiem. Another yeaoiinigh
prices in our state has served to
make the iieeds of tKb lorjphaiir
ages finreater, and thej demands
upon these; ixisti.tutionf or admis.
slon of rieey childrertHs increase
celves Jdil withut regard
tciiiiinatrciHsr frfiternal r
lauenship of ircnts,a tne neea
Mhelchild befcsSlhel -first an4
chiel1 cotttaeratioii aJid is stnV-
'tn&4ct the
mcrwinidend&aa; pres-
cnce4it thefcscert; aid in
htrarewcrlrrfn
thfewcdwill Wtoeifr
cburage; lhehildreriMd f riends
. .
Mrs. M. :M. Hensley, of Ashe-
ville,,irisited a t few days with
Mrs. Charles Davenport. f
B. Mills and Miss Pearl
Keenan visited Mills last weeklf
Misses Alice and -Mattie Tal-
hant who are attendini the sum-
mer school at Asheville. with
their friend, Miss Palmer; spent
the week-end at home. r
Prof. T rv an A wifp. anm t. th a
Fourth here.
; -The revival, services will begin
at the Presbyterian church ; Sun
day; July 17. ;, : ; '"-I '
There will be a box supper
Saturday, July 16, at the school
auditorium for the purpose of the
Columbus base ball team.
Eev. Prait preached Sunday
p. nv llis text was as a , man
thinketh in iiis heart so is he
which was' a plain ; and instruc
tive sermon from start-to 'finiih.
: The little son, of Jack Foster,
who was so seriously hurt from
the explosionof : a gasoline tank
a few days ago is doing fairly
well at .;-tliblh'writing
J 3cumored .tbat a 'case may be
maae against tne county or tne
1 roa department for damages.!
. Calvin Moore , is very .much in-
1 disposed at this penciling, being
confinedfto his room . almost all
the'timeHe ft aiidwife
from Florida to get advantage
1 of the ' climate, alsoMrs. -Moore
found iraploymeiit in' the hosiery
mill. Justnow :l the 'mill 1 being
closed down and Mrs. Moore's
husband beincr sick makes at
hard former. ;;
Charles I Williams and family
visitecTMrs. WilliamsV mother,
Mrs. J. B. Panther, last weefc
end. , J-.
Miaa TTniack. of Saluda, who
was with the A, M. ?Ai" school
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she expressed herself as being
M.,;iw T vWAwfko .Anf
YCijf muwii ciowm wis v vww
the school buildinsr grounds, also
church. ! :
, AMr. Stepp of Hendersonville
wagthe uest of P; IN. Hood and
wif&nast "Sunday; He reports
f Hendersonville is short her usual
number of summer Visitors' tfor
this date. , We suggest ousiness
depression is the prime cause.
75 Hello!;Fishtop if -we mistake
not this is fine - weather 1 for t the
?TMdle tails' or rattler. We
were- glad to see'that little prog
ress madandMalblef effort
toward iBtting a Tpad. (Of
course that's tiieK slogan -now;
If you v had all our : available
nbrse PQWT on G.' utilized as
some day it will be, xdl the. rattlers
and ? oterdangerottiles
would soon vanish like they did
whetfold Sk ? Patrick fruled old
Erin. Don't you see;: :
Good roadsgood r churctiesV
good schools, good society, ood
people all other will
fqllowJ Doirt worry, good reads
e-wftewehear4-
ing oti the - read between
Trybri and Landnim and . when
that piece of road ; is finished it
will be a big vimprovement Jon
routeollnghw
engineers ; with rod, tape and
transit are making surveys on
road ftbni Tryon foMill J Spring
ith view of hard surfacing.
Miss Coline; the daughter, of
w . .
T. A; Rippey, who has been . a
student xrt: Trinity College for
three rears past, arrived last
week if or arvacation. ,
Polk county has a new post-
office Chocolate, we suggest ihe
next one be made Bon 'Bon, and
if another should follow : would
say cocoahut, then if another
still would say ice cream.
Silas Fowler left last Satur
day for Canton, N. C, to take
charge of a hosiery mill just
starting up at that place. We
belieye this enterprise was quite
fortunate in securing his services.
Silas Fowler is one of bur very
best hosiery mill men.
Sid W. 1 Cairnes and family
have gone for a 2 or 3 week's
stay in the Hand of the sky
Sidney 's old home. .
If you want to take the world
easy, just come to Lynn the town
of rest ;
5 Two more weeks of rain has
about finished up i the work in the
cornfield. Corn looks fine with
crab: grass as: a close rival.
- iD. S. Pace wao is taking quite
an interest in good roads has been
canvassing the territory in which
the , road from Saluda i through
the cove and into Gooper Gap
township C will pass if - made, in
company with T. W. Bradley last
week,? r and - reports all visited
Ipect of a good road,, also reports
that notwithstanding the many,
favorable reports about Coopers
Gap township, he had f heard, ahe
had found true, and i their great
need was a good outlet to market
land that it is one of -the finest
sections of Western North Caro
lina. : -
'Miss Flora Bradley is very ill
and had to have the services of a
doctor last week. "
T. W. -radley sang for the
Mountain Grove church Sunday.
Robert Price went to preach
ing at Silver Creek Sunday.
Quite a crowd of tiie Coveites
went to Saluda Saturday to trade.
Dr. Jones and one Mr. Levi, of
Bucks Creek, Henderson county,
were visiting in this section last
of last week. They report that
theyhave fine crops. 6 corn . in
their section -(land ; :not having
jxeen too wet to work but a - few
days this season) but v they are
entirely out of fruit of all , kind
and that it seems so strange, to
see such : an . abundance ' of all
fruits, especially apples here:
, A few rattle snakes were killed
week before last, .but. none a re
ported last week.; ; , rC
S(mie parties from i Henderson
wereS in? this section - last week
pishing. : . :;
Ben-Holbertwas in this section ,
Sunday; ,
AtlUbanbn last .Sunday . there
was all day service, Rev.W. W
Womack preached intheu inorn-
inif imdTthefe was dhiner' spread
foreveryone, and. gobi siiigmg
in the afternoon. ;The 4aywas
enjbai byCa large ciow
i Ai -Walker and several others
of nc-Rutherfoiton . cttehtied
ceOTCCLebaiion Sunday
WIL ?White dHwifeof
Rutherford ton, are Yisiting their
daughter, 'Mrs. A. vA; : Womack.
1 MissLucy Abrams and:vbrotH
er, Marshal, 'were at 'Lebanon
fSuxiday. -
' :.LBs.U&2cie Sue ' Edwards "is
culTeriniT f rom a core arml - -.
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