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Thursday November 23, 1922
LOCAL,
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r R Little, of Saluda, was
iD ryon Monday. -'cnt
"Mulvaney, of the So Ry.
in a iuv.;
wish 'to save money
advertisers.
was in i
If you
.w.ni7.e 0.U1
vrjss 3iargie po visiieu
relatives at Flat Rock Sunday.,
ca(rin vour holiday shopping
ic norm too soon t.n
now. -
start- . :
Messrs T. w. ana Mark mi-
lew, rt"rjr. -
kandrum .upnua.
Progressive KeJgion is the
-icters s aauress cit uie yoii-
Miss Sallie E. Streadwick
QiinHjiv with Mr. and Mrs.
jie Livingston in Spartanburg.
U G. Speed and wife . spent
scent Monday in Spartanburg.
Next Thursday is Thanks
jiving.
The Rev. John L. Yandell
$ preach at Greens ; Creek
School house at 3:00 p. m. next
Sunday. Lome.
Mrs. Dempsey, of Feildale,
Va arrived in Try on yesterday
'o be a guest oi ner siter-m-
r A Wil cnn
Dr. Koch, professor of Dra
satie Art' at the State Univer
jity will give a Stereoptical
lecture at the Lanier Club
his afternoon.
Illustrated talk on one of
)Ur Lord's parables, and a pop
ir song service at the Con
ventional Church at 7:30 Sun-,
lay evening.
Mr. Edwin Lindsey who was
called to Try on by the illness
and death of his farther, W. T.
Lindsey, returned to his work
it Chapel Hill yesterday.
The Helping Hand Society
let on November 13th at the
. . 's worth a lot; you'll say, if it is your life that is
being experimented with
Practically all drugs and medicines used in treating
-tttOV, prevenung nmess and m fighting epidemics go
through the hands of the modern pharmacist. Yet, the
margin of profit .is so small, if only a few of the drug
stores had-all the business of supplying medicines for
the sick, they would not be able to stay in business
and continue" to furnish the many conveniences i of the
modern drug store, which operates faithfully through -longer
hours thart most any other business
That is the reason why the modern' druggist car
ries a multitude of related articles that he must sell in
order to be able to serve you when an emergency occurs.
"Your Druggist is More Than a Merchant"
at 7:30 p. m. in the auditorium
of Stearns High , School. At
the business meeting certain
problems concerning the school
and the home will be discussed.
An interesting Thanksgiving
program has been, arranged.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
Mrs: J. W. Mcintosh;
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. White,,
accompanied by Mrs. Oliver
Andrews, spent Monday in
Greenville.
Miss Maggie Sue ,Edwrds
spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Thompson, at
Mill Spring.
guests in the Lindsey home last
week. . ' !
Attending the South Carolina
D. A. R. conference at Spartan
burg are Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs.
Hester, who are members of
the S. C, branch of the society.
Mrs. Kennedy goes as a delegate
from her chapter.
SUNNY VIEW
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Never was a more sincere
service than that held irl mem
ory of Mr. Lindsey at the Epis
copal Church, at noon on
Thursday, The large audience
was aware of that other com
pany gathered in the Kentucky
home of Mr. Lindsey's fathers
CT fa 'nf C trSv a wa;;, ' haTwarmo tal of tt
?(.- Gr- Blake and Julina -Cal-
kn have formed a partner-
ship for the purpose of hand
ing Real Estate and Rents, un-
ier name of Blake & Calhoun.
Mr. Ben Blackwell went to
I n i , m m
Mhertordton hospital yes-J
terday to have a finger remov
ed on account of blood poison.
P. G. Morris accompanying
urn,
k new real estate company
ias been formed by Eugene
Brownlee and Waverly Hester
J known as The Tryon Real
Estate Agency. They will han
dle both, sale, renting and care ,
p properties.
We want all of our readers
think of the NEWS as OUR
pper-it is. If you will think.
f it m this way you will give
Hour support and it can do
f er so much for you and our
The rennrta rf RfnA P.
- A. convention in Asheville
Tere an interesting feature of
F meeting of the local as-
tion Monday afternoon,
nese reports were made, by
JJ Kittrell, Mrs. W. F. Smith
J ;Miss Beatson who attend-
rine SPSKimt in AoVirillo
;JUgh the News tn Mr. TV E.
ssildine
of a set of scales for use
life school. The members
;jtte Welfare committe are
Pleased to have this.
.ULn nppriorl . jj i
lm . Simmons. Miss ' Pe-
2 'and Mrs. Preston of the
i iaculty will go to Ra-
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ssome oi the quiet -compny
came to honor Mr. Lindsey as,
the good citizen, some tov bear
testimony to his helpful kind
ness, some thinking more of his
fine and well directed ability,
many of his older friends rem
emberin'g the great renuncia
tion which preceded his com
ing to these mountains, the
brave fight and the victroy
which followed, lut to all came
most clearly the thought of
the bright, radiant personality
which made him so beloved.
When an old, lame colored
woman was kindly allowed to
carry her floral tribute up to
the chancel the circle seemed
complete, the entire community,
as one, offering its loving trib
to the memory of a many-sided
much loved citizen.
The kindly burial service of
the Episcopal Church' was, be
gun and ended by the singing
of soothing hymns and by and
by noble words of living faith,
comfort. No eulogy was given,
none was nessary, but the spir
it, the essence of this good life,
the service which Mr. Lindsey
gave so naturally and so gladly,
was commended to each one of
us as an ever living example.
Neither voice nor pen may
speak of the harmory of his
home nor of the grand and sus
tained courage with which he
left it.
; The conservative, man is not necessarily an unprogressive, cautious
or timid man. The conservative man usually is thoughtful t and intelli
gent, refusing to follow will-o wisp ideas of foolish or scheming leaders.
Summed up, the character of conservatism js caution without timidity
and a sincere respect for the World's experiences. ' r
This bank reflects an individuality of conservatism, It is safe, sane
and serviceable institution" for you to profit through. Whether it be de
posits, checking, j investment or loans, you will be glad of making this
bank your bank. I . . :
No loans are made by this bank to
any of its officers or directors.
G. H. HOLMES, President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice President
WALTER JONES
Vice President
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cqshior
speht
very
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View
Mill
Rev. J. J. Ruppe filled his
regular appointment at Coop
er uap last Sunday. He
preached an interesting sermon
to a large congregation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jackson
visited at G. L. Taylor's Sun
day afternoon. I
Several from Beulah at
tended services at Cooper's
Sunday.
Miss Oma Reynolds
the week-end at home.
Mr. G. L. tfaylor is
sick with pneumonia.
Several from Sunny
tooka . flying trip to
Spring Saturday.
Miss Carrie Lea Ruppe
spent Saturday night with
Arkansas Jackson. I
Misses, Mary, Bessie and
Emma " Helton were dinner
guests of Esther Wilson Sun-'
day. ;
Mr. .Willie B. McGuinn went
to Charlotte and drove our
gchool bus back.
Mr. Sams and Miss Padgett
visited Sunny View on last
Wednesday. They organized
a club for benefit of Sunny
View students and patrons, s
The teacherage here has
been completed and is now be
ing painted.
Bowen Wilson and family
visited his father Sunday.
There will be a teachers
meeting at Sunny View Sat
urday. .
PLEShBAHK AND MSI -C
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EV3embe American Bankers Association
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W. F. LITTLE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Tryon, NI C.
Holy Cross Episcopal Church
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Rev. C P. Burnett, Rector.
Sunday services ; j
Holy Communion 8:00 a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class
(10 a. m. r , I -
Morning prayer and sermon
11 o'clock. . il ' -
(First Sunday in mbith. Holy
Communion also at'41'o'clock.)
Friday afternoon, 4:30 o'clocl
Litany and Intercessions for the
sick. v , '. H
At Congregational Church.
Bible school at 10. a m.
Public worship and sermon at
11 a. m. i
Bible study class at 4 p. m. on
Wednesdays.
Welcome to the public.
For Sale: 94 acres 1 .
miles from Tryon. 7 room
house and young orchard.
Easy termsMiss A. F. Ravan,
Tryon, R. II
FOR SALE Wilcox -Dairy
Farm7 two good cottages N arid
barn, 20 acres, some good bot
tom land. This place will be )tend
sold at a very reasonable price
and on terms to suit purchaser.
JAMES LEONARD.
COLUMBUS PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 o'clock -Christian
Endeavor at 6:15 p. m.
Worship at 7:00 p. m.
The people of the town and com
munity are heartily invited to at-
these services.
Special VaDwes
Dim IHllglh) QraQ Apparel
COATS
Bolivias Velours. Ex
ceptional values .:. $23.95
Regulars Stouts
DRE ES
SilkWool. New Models,
Wonderful values.
Price4-....-..:.:--.$1 8.50
NEW COATS V
Plain Models.
S 16.50
Price
Special lot of silk and
Wool Dresses ... ... $22.45
PLUSH COATS
Plain and Fancy Models.
$14.99 to $42.50
NEW HATS
For winter. Moderately
Priced.
- A. H. MORRIS, Owner ,
1 13 E. Main St. Spartanburg, S. C.
-o-
?ex't week to attend the
Panymg them will be little
vLreraWine Sayre. of the
lii:11 OTnflo ,ttI,,x o
He v "t I1U Will JJU 0
' ln the snellincr rnntpst.
Rles r weeu,- vjeiiexai
W?,. P1w Works South
m m iaue a anorx visit
...u anrl 1VT tt t
Jill
Mi
feb ,, ,irvn-and expects
Mler for a longer
01 Columbus will
rri night, Nov. 23rd.
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teni was mucii
ea with tlio -noQ an
s
Crowded Out Last Week
Mesdames Roy P.- Whitlock,
and M. ,L. Nash of Landrura,
were Tryon visitor s Saturday v
Little Miss Edith Missildine,
will entertain at a bithday party
this afternoon it beingjier eight
birthday. -
Prof. Cobb and others from
Columbus attended the State P.
T. A. association in Asheville
Thursday.
Mice ATarv Lindsev spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Uran nernng in
Spartanburg.
Mrs. Crawley had as her
crnests Sunday Mesdames E. M.
Flack, Robert Hampton and Lela'
Danes of Ruthlordton.
Mrs. Henry Bray, went to
Chapel Hill, Tuesday to visit
her daughter,-Mrs, Edwin Lind-
sey. y :
Mrs. Oran. Herring and little
daughter, of Spartanburg, and
sister Mrs. Henry Rankin, and
children of v Gastonia ' were
Hemstitching and picoting at
tachment; fits, any machine. See
B. J. Arledge, Singer Agent, Lan
drum, sc. 3 mo. pd
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English City on the Move. I
Greenwich, London, is said to have
"drifted" half a mile towards the
equator in eighteen years.
Wyigits of Precious Stones.
The ruby is the Rea-v jest of precious
stones. Next comes the. garnet, topaz
and diamond, in the. order named, i
rrue inaepenaence. k
.. It is not the greatness of a man's
means that makes him independent,
to much as the smaliness - of his
wants. Cobbett. j
Death After Few Days' Sleeplessness.
The longest-period of complete and
continuous insomnia authentically re
corded terminated on the ninth day
with the death of the victim after hor
rible suffering. !
'Ov.'c.rf of Language."
: .In 'the old Norse the echo is called
the dwarf language, probably because
it was thought to be produced -by
dwarf s . within the mountain's Imitating
thesounds from without which they
heard. C
Another VTcious Circle.
An Altoona man snores so hard he
awakens the dog. The dog sits up,
howls and awakens the man. The man
swears at the dog and awakens the.
mother.?. The mother growls at the
man, who forthwith proceeds to go to
sleep and start the run all -over Again.
Galveston Tribune. ,1
: 1 Honolulu's Big Industry. . ,' j ...
Honolulu has the. largest pineapple
canneries in the world.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
TRYON
' John L. Yandell, . Minister
The public is cordially invited to
worship with us at the Methodist
church at 11 o'clock next Sunday.
The theme of the message ' of the
hour will be "The First and Greatest
Privilege and Service of the
Christian." There will be special
meeting following this hour of , wor.
ship.
There wilLe a congregational
meeting foiling this hour of worshp.
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TYPEWRITERS, all jj prices from
25 dollars up. Underwoods, Roy
als, Remingtons, L. C. Smiths and
Olivers. Wales and Burroughs Ad
ding Machines. CALHOUN . OP
IFCE SUPPLY CO, . Spartanburg,
S. C. .v . - !
CHECK PROTECTORS. We have
every make at prices less than jrou
can buy elsewhere. Will takeold
one as part payment.- CALHOUN
OFFICE SUPPLY CO, Spartan-
burg, S. C. Jj
'IRON SAFES in stock, also Check
Protectors, Typewriters, Adding
Machines. Largest stock , in State,
and the prices are right CAL
HOUN OFFICE SUPPLY CO.,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Things in Which We are Offering
Special Values at This Time.
Boys' .Suits One lot Men's Suits, new
and snappy on which we
ranging in price from $7.50 are offering for a few days
to $12,50 " 20 per cent, off just to stim-
$4.98 to $10 ' ulate business.
. " " x Dry Goods prices are es-
Our Shoe line is big and pecially attractive in all
strong for every member of grades of serges, prices
the family and the prices range irom 25c up. Ging-
are below competition; A hams. 7c P- Bleached do
" , . , . , . mestics 15c up. Brown do-
few lots at special prices. mestic, yard wide, 10c up.
TThe BaDDeinijger Go
Andrews' Superior! Bfend Cof
fee, 3 pounds for $1.00.
Andrews Bros.
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Pay up your subscription. f
Eugene Drownlee
Waverly M. Hester
Tryon Real Estate Agency
We have opened this business with office at the Bank
of Tryon, and are prepared to take charge of your prop
erty while away; also to make rentals. and sales.
We Will Be Glad to Have Your Property With Us
L Venture Turned Out Well.-
- Logwood, the timber which is. ex-
ported from Haiti all, over the world,
was introduced into that island in 1730
, for the purpose of furnishing blossoms
TLr (TO iiii ' which would yield a superior nectar
The News, $Z a year ;
Description That Ws. Apt.
Whistler once described himself as
"an-' artist whose work is without the
palQ of gross popularity and whose
purse is consequently not heavy with
ill-gotten gold."
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