THE POLK
COUNT? Niw
Thursday, October 12; 1922
LOCAL
Character lira iisrafeii
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Eugene Brownlee was in Spar
tAnburg Sunday.
q S. Ford, of Asheville, spent
Sunday in Iryon.
q p. Rodgers, of Flat Rock
Jin Tryon Monday.
T R. Cleveland, of Spartan-
burg, was m Tryon baturaay.
Edgar Whiteside, of Chimney
Rock, was in Tryon baturday.
Mrs Lelia Norman and Miss
Ina Eubank spent Sunday in Sa
luda. M, Waters came down from
Asheville and spent Sunday in
Tryon.
Mrs. J. I- Johnson and child
ren spent last week with rela
tives in Saluda.
Mrs. C. M. Landrum, of Green
ville, S. C, was a guest of Mrs.
Godshaw, last week.
Mrs. W. P. Chedester, of Ashe
ville is visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. H. Rion this week.
Mrs. Buckius is slowly recover
ing from a very serious illness of
more than two months.
Mrs. Sallie Watson and daugh
ter, Mrs. H. Milliken and -children,
spent Saturday in Spartan
burg. Miss Ruletta Rogers of War
wick, N. Y. is visiting her friend
Miss Gertrude Sayer at the
Leonard Cottage.
Mrs. J. C. Cagle and two little
daughters o f Rutherfordton,
spent Saturday and S u n d a y
in Tryon with friends.
J. Foster Searles and wife,
who have been spending the
summer at Cotuit, Mass., return
ed to Tryon Thursday last. :
Misses Mary- C. and Harriet
Taylor have returned from Cleve
land, Ohio., and will spend the
winter in their Tryon home.
Mrs. Mary Stevenson, return-
Tille, where she visited her
daughter Mrs. W. P. Chedester.
Miss EvaThornewho is teach
ing school at Boiling Spring, S.
C, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. W. Y. Wil-
kins.
Mrs. J. S. Currie of Morris
town, Tenn., who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hawkins returned home
Tuesday.
Harriet Galloway, who spent
4e last month with- her aunt,
&"s. R. M. McCown, returned
J her home at Lake City, S. C,
Saturday.
Mrs. Georgiana LeCount re
turned to her home in Tryon,
week after spending, the
mmer in Niantic, Conn. We
elcome her home.
F, Black and wife, who are
jisiting in Iowa, began their
homeward journey on Monday
are not expected in Tryon
Jffl the last of the month; as
expect to stop at many
wes with friends.
G. Speed and wife, of South
H Ind., arrived in Tryon
day for a stav of a few weeks
11 tteir Hillacres home. Their
friends are glad to see
mih Trvrm o(to? offor
fe. Morgan with her enthus
jjstic colleagues, Mrs. Preston,
O'Rrian nrA Mice TTofMacm
pmnnmg a Deneni en-
iainmentfor the P. T. A.
ey call it "A Trip Around the
A Responsible Profession
educaSr6111116 . :at - requi;
tn fZ80!1?6112 in such service have entrusted
nn alth and HveS f the people' and hen take
theselves ave responsibilities. To be prepared to
assume these responsibilities the pharmacist or druggist
must be a high school graduate, serve as an apprentice, be
a graduate from a recognized College of Pharmacy, and
tften pass a difficult examination to become registered.
m He is thus qualified to be your guardian in serious
sickness. He needs your patronage for all the medicines
you buy m order that he may be there to serve you in the
hour of extreme need.
"Your Druggist is More Than a Merchant"
Hi
mi
,
u Which will likely result in
ancially.
atth,
Louise Averill entertained IK
of her young friends at a party
on Monday afternoon in honor
of her 11th birthday.
Mrs. W. F. Little and sons,
Jimmie and Bobbie left Monday
for a visit with her sisters in In
diana and St. Louis.
The Presbyterians will have
preaching services Sunday even
ing. October 15, in the Tryon
Baptist church. A cordial wel
come to all. '
Julian Hester, who has been
at South Bend, Ind., for several
months, arrived in Tryon Sunday
for a visit with his parents, J.
B. Hester and wife.
Mrs. Frank Sibley, after a very
pleasant visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Oliver Andrews, returned
home this week. She was ac
companied by her daughter who
will visit at her old home for a
few weeks.
AWedding
On the passenger list of the
Steamship Paris which arrived
in New York a week or more
ago, appeared the name Hen
rietta Vurpillot of Courcelles,
France. The bearer of the name
a young French woman, came
direct to Tryon and on Tuesday
was married to Mr. Samuel Mc
Gowan at his mother's residence
on Godshaw Hill. The Rev.
A. C. Caldwell performing the
ceremony.
Mr. McGowan having been in
the service.during the war one
might jump to the conclusion
that another war time romance
had just been consumated, but
the war had really nothing to
do with it, the young' lady hav
ing come to Charleston sometime
ago on a visit to her uncle, the
pastor of the Huguenot Church
in that city, and it was there
that she met Mr. McGowan.
In the meantime she spent a,
year with' her parents and kin
folk in her native land.
The wedding, an affair of the
family and a few friends, was
very simple and pretty. The
bride and groom left immediate
ly in their car for Augusta, Ga.,
where Mr. McGowan is engaged
in business. .
"Tryon Lodge" will be open
for guests Now 1st. Table
boarders accomodated. For
terms apply. Mrs. H. P. Locke.
Edison Phonographs, and re
cords. We have the best stock
of these that has ever been in
the territory. Calhoun Office
Supply Co., Spartanburg.
Cash Books, Ledgers, Journals,
Dav Rooks in fact, all kinds,
both loose leaf and bound for
any kind of book-keeping. Cal
houn Office Supply Co., Spartanburg.
Dpskand Chairs for the of
fice, all kinds -for all purposes,
and the prices are right on tnese
too. Calhoun Office Supply Co.,
Spartrnburg.
erclav fnr tv,; u . Qf
lews Q n
tjV Ce" The very name indi-
how Mr. and Mrs. Cain
4! iryon, and their friends here
f ?1Ve them a welcome at
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W. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, M; C-
Notice Of Special Election For Saluda
High School District.
A petition signed by more than
one third of the qualified voters
of Saluda High School District,
Polk county, and approved by
the School - Committee of said
District and endorsed by the
Board of Education of Polk
county being presented to the
Board of Commissioners of Polk
county at the regular meeting of
said Board Monday, the 4th day
of September, 1922, requesting
said Board to call a special elect
ing in and for Saluda High
School District, PolkCounty, for
the purpose of submitting to the
qualified voters of said district
the question of ,the levy of a
special school tax not to exceed
twenty cents on the one hundred
dollars valuation of property and
sixty cents on each and every
taxable poll to supplement the
general school tax for. said
district. It is therefore ordered
by said Board of Commissioners
of Polk County, all of the mem
bers of said Board being present
and voting in the affirmative,
that a special election be held
m and for the Saluda High
School District, Polk County,; at
the regular polling place in the
Town of Saluda, on Tuesday the
17th day of October 1922, for the
purpose of submitting to the
qualified 'Voters of said" school
district the question of the levy
of a special school tax, not! to
exceed twenty cents on the one
hundred dollars valuation !of
property and sixty cents Ion
each and every taxable poll,! to
supplement the genaral school
tax for said district. At said
election those in favor of said
special tax levy shall vote a bal
ot on wnicn shall be' written or
printed the words "For Special
Tax" and those opposed to said
special tax levy shall vote a bal
ot on which shall be written! or
printed the word "Against
Special Tax".
W. B. Heriot is appointed re
gistrar and Q. C. Sonner and J.
A. Pace, judges for said election
and a new registration of the
voters of said school district is
ordered. At said election he
polls shall be kept open from
sun-rise to sun-set and said
election held as is provided by
law for the election of members
to the General Assembly. !
The Registration Books for
the registration of all qualified
voters of said district shall ibe
opened on the 16th day of
September, 1922, and shall be
closed for the registration ! of
voters at sun-set on Saturday,
the 7th day of October; 1922.
On each day beginning he 16th
day of September 1922 and end
ing at sun-set the 7th day of
October, 1922, (Sundays except
ed) the registrar shall keep the
books open between the hourkof
nine o'clock A. M. and sun-set
for the registration of all quali
fied voters and on each Saturday
during said Deriod between said
hours of nine o'clock A. M. and
sun-set he shall be at the polling
place in said district for the re
gistration of voters, j
Board of Commissoners
of Polk County. ;
W. Y. Wilkins, Chm,
W. C. Hague, Clerk.
The conservative man is not necessarilv an unnrncrrAcai Vp pnnfinnG
or timid nian. The conservative man usuallv is thmio-htfnl nH infoiii'.
gent, refusing to follow will-o'-wisp ideas of foolish or scheming leaders.
wxiimw iiciL awtci uj. uuubcrvciubin is caution wiinout timidity
and a sincere respect for the world's experiences.
lins bank retJects an individuality of conservatism, It is safe, sane
and serviceable institution for vou to nrofit throno-h Whpfliv if
posits, checking, investment or loans, you will be glad of making this
uaujv yuui uaiiK..
No loans are made by this bank to
any of its officers or directors;
Notice.
North Carolina,
Polk County. .
In the Superior Court
Lydia Foster and husband
G. H. .HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
PEOPLES;
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
m ram
EVSember American Bankers Association
. Tiryoiu, Mortlhi CairoDnirDa
David Foster, George Hender
son, and wife, Ethel Hender
son, Josie Durham; and hus
band, Luther Durham, W. M.
. Pack, and wife, Eliza Pack,
Otis Pack and wife, Anna
Belle Pack, Robert Pack, Maud
Holbert and husband, Jake
Holbert, H. B. Henderson and
Delia Henderson j;
' .vs. . I
I r,
George Pack, May Pack,
Myrtle Holbert and husband,
iThos. .Holbert, ThosLPack Jr. ,
Clarence Pack, Martha Pack,
Octa Pack and Lilian Pack.
The defendants, Thos. Pack,
Jr., Clarence Pack, and "Martha
Pack above named will take
notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in
the superior court of Polk Coun
ty for the sale of land owned by
the above named parties, situat
ed in the said State and County
and in the Township of Columbus,
and division of the proceeds; and
the said defendants wilK further
take notice that they are requir
ed to appear before the clerk of
the superior court at his office in
Columbus in said State and coun
ty on the 14th day of October,
1922, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or
the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for tee relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 19th day of September,
1922.
J. P. Arledge,
Clerk of the Superior Court
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