Mrs. E. Rhodes of the Ladies
[returned last
buying trip in
under
Exclusive Shop
Tuesday from a
Atlanta.
W. R. Mehaffeijr, who
went an operation at the Mayo
hospital in Rochester, Minn., re
turned to Tryonjlast Monday.
Greer Boatwright, who left
last Tuesday on a business trip
to Richmond, Va-, will return
the latter part of this week.
The Parish Guild of Holy
Cross Church will hold a tea on
Wednesday afternoon, Febru
ary 27, from 3 t<^ 6, at Parish
House. I
Mrs. E. H. Buckner and in
fant son Morris, Iwho have been
visiting Mrs.. Buckner's. par
ents, Mr. and Mrji- P. G. Morris
returned to their honjeinAshe
ville Sunday.
Mrs. Theodosia Kennedy had
as her guests fort the week-end,
her sister, Mrs.] W. S. Lips
comb, Mr. and Mrs. J., Emil
Johnstone and Mrs- W. J. Lit
tlejohn of Gaffney.
W. F. Little, Who has been
visiting points on the ; West
Coast of Florida during the
past two weeks, returned home
last Saturday7.
Walter Jones Returned from
a trip to Florida points Mon
day.
- C. N. Joyner of Spartanburg
has puprchased a lot through
Blake & Calhoun in the eastern
section of town. Mr- Joyner
expects to build a residence
shortly.
Sunday Services at
Tryon Churchis
CONQREQATIONAL
CHUR
P
OF CHRI3T
.4:00 P. M.
4:00
Will O'Neill, Minister.
Church School J... 10:00 A>U.
J. Nelson Jackson Jr. Supt
Morning Worship 11:00
C. B. Society J.
Mid-week service Wednesday,
P M.
O^-fl
TRYON BAPTIST CHURCH
A Cardial welcome to alL
Thomas L. Justice, D. D., Pastor.
Preaching service each Sabbath at
11 o'clock
Sunday School each Sabbath morn
ing at 10 o'clock. fit Hagemen.
Supt
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EPI8COPAL CHURCH.
Her. C. P. Burnett. Rector.
Sunday Services:
Holy Communion? 8:00
Sunday School ? 10:00
Morning Prayer and sermon (Holy
Communion on 1st Sunday in the
month.) 11 A. M.
Friday afternoon 4:30 o'clock Litany
and Intercessions for the sick.
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METHODI8T EPISCOPAL
day morning,
Sunday School 10 A, M.
Walter Jones, Supt.
Bpworth League, 6:45 jP. M.
First and Third Sun
11, A. M.
Second and Fourth Sunday even
ings, 7:30 P. M;
R. P.ilFikes, Pastor.
PRE8BYTERIAN CHURCH
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Rev. Geo. W. Shelter, Pastor
Services first and third Sunday
nights. Second and fourth Sunday
morning's.
Services next Sunday night at
7:10 Subject, Meeting My Obligation
to God.
8T. JOHN'S CHURCH
Rev. J. A. Manley, Rector.
: 9:15 A. M.
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Many communities are now
pooling orders for fertilizing
materials. Buying in quanti
ty for cash is resulting in
money being saved for those
taking part, report extension
workers of the State College.
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Polk County Agent
I. R. Sams Department
ATTENTION FARMERS
ean busi
olk county
n to make
Now do we really!
ness as farmers of
or not? Do we m
our Farmers Federation a great
success which will reflect profit
and honor on us, and our poster
ity after us; or will we allow it
to go to the "bow-wows" and
we go to shame? j Since our
meeting last Monday, I am tre
mendously encouragd. The old
courage and determination of
[|
t
success was made evident in
many ways.
Now the final test of success
of our Federation is what it will
do for us and how much it will
help us in solving our problems.
What it does for us will depend
upon what we do for it. What
we get out of it will depend up
on what we put into it. Our
soil is the same way. To get
something out of our -soil, we
must put? something into it
There is nothing in my opinion
that will help our soils here In
Polk county to produce large
:rops than the use of lime. Es
pecially when used in connec
tion with commercial fertiliz
es. legume crops and acid phos
phate.
Everyone who contemplates
growing lettuce this spring
should securelime and apply it
at onoe. Lime is almost indis
pensable to successful growing
)f head lettuce. In fact it is
almost indispensable to making
a good garden of any kind as it
nakes the fertilizers do almost
louble duty. So do not be
if raid to use lime liberally on
/our lettuce land and apply it
j as soon as possible. We want
3very farmer right now to re
alize how important it is for
im to be loyal to his organi
:ation.
Now one and all. Let us see
o it that every member gets
;usy and see to it that some
lime goes on our land at once;
that the land has thorough cul
ivation, preparation and plant
ing, and the harvest will be
jure and profits come to us as a
reward for our labors, and hon
or on account of the success
we will gain by having worked
the problem out by working to
gether.
Respectfully
J. R. Sams
County Agent.
THE STRAND THEATRE
TRYON, N. C.
FRIDAY
ETHEL CLAYTON
in
"IF I WERE QUEEN"
Packed with Romance, Action
and Drama
SATURDAY
JACK LONDON'S FAMOUS
STORY
THE SON OF THE WOLF
Also another Fighting Blood
Story
MONDAY & TUESDAY
WHY MEN FORGET
PENNY COLUMN i
For Rent: Cottage on God
shaw Hill. Close in and con
venient. Apply to Sam P. Hill
East Flat Rock, N. C.
Riding Boots: For Sale, a
pair of tan riding boots scarce
V worn. T G. Tucker, Shoe Re
pair Shop.
Pay for your Singer Machine
iike" paying rent?$3 per month
B. J. Arledge, Agent, Landrum,
S. C. Phone 40
32-13w-$2pd. c
LOST A cheap suit-case
containing one brown suit of
clothes, one sweater, one pair
of shoes and overshoes and
clothing lost on the Highway j
between Tryon and Saluda. If!
found notify Willard Hensley:
and I will come for it and pay !
for the trouble.
WILLARD HENSLEY
Campobello R. 4, S- C.
0
Notice of Mortgage Sale.
Under and by virture of sale
contained in that certain mort
gage deed executed by J. M.
Humphries and wife Delia M.
j Humphries to John Dean Hall,
I dated February 28th, 1923, re
corded in Book 18 page 142 of
the record of mortgages for
Polk County, to secure an in
debtedness in the sum of fif
teen hundred dollars, and de
fault having been made in the
payment of the same, the un
dersigned will on the 2oth day
of March 1924 within the legal
hours of sale for the purpose
of satisfying the indebtedness
secured by said mortgage deed
with interest arid cost offer for
sale to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door of
Polk County, the land conveyed
by said mortgage deed lying
and being in Greens Creek
Township, County of Polk and
State of Noirth Carolina bound
ed as follows: 1st. tract, Begin
ning at a P. 0. in Turner line
IntheDaysof
"By Irving Bach tiler
,,^^HEN Benjamin
Franklin said to
King George the
Third: "If anyone
supposes that I could
prevail upon my
countrymen to take
black for white or
wrong for right, he
does not know them
nor me," is the period
Mr. Bacheller has
chosen for his new
romance? the fight
of our fathers for lib
erty. Dramatically in
volved with the his
torical incidents and
figures is the beautiful
love story of a boy
and a girl
Here is the human
story of our struggle
for independence and
the part Benjamin
Franklin played in it.
It /? Our New Serial
Starting
This Week
and runs S. 78 poles to a S- W.
onNorvilleline; thence S. 481-2
E. 100 poles to the beginning
containing 51 acres more or
less. 2nd. tract, Beginning on
on a hoMy on a branch and runs
E. t38 poles to a stone, thence S.
28 1-2 poles to a stake and
pointers, thence N. 64 W- 661-2
poles to the beginning contain
ing 5 acres more or less. It be
ing the 5 acres cut from the
Morville tract and added to the
W. E. Walker tract mentioned
as first tract above.
This being the same two tracts^
of land heretofore conveyed to
the said J. M Humphries by
deed from J. L. Humphries and
wife, dated August 18, 1920
and found in Book 41 page 165
for records of Polk County.
This 18 day of February 1924.
John Dean Hall
Mortgagee
"notice
North Carolina, Polk County
Tn the Superior Court.
R. B. Stredwich, plaintiff.
Vs:
Hester Stredwick, defendant.
TVie defendant above named
will take notice that an action
entitled above has been com
menced in the superior court of
f-'olk County, North Carolina,
the plaintiff is seeking a
*
Washington, so biographers relate, was
youth. At the age of sixteen he h;t(| a ?
surveyor and opened a bank account in J
name to take care of his savings.
What a splendid example for the youth of
day! And we will venture that Washington
not enjoy the privileges which this Banki
to offer to help you save systematically.
isrej
Most great fortunes have had modest begj^y
Start 'a Savings Account today.
apital $25,000 Surplus over $6,000 Resources over
No loans are made by this bank to
any of its officers or directors.
G. H. HOLMES,
President
J. T. ?
/.C) Psasi la it
WALTER JO* IS
Vxa Presidd.it
I Vxa Pre
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
V. A. BLAND
Asst. Cashier
F3>n? TUH))i
A35t. Cashier
PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST
Member American Bankers Association
Try on, North Carolina
divorce absolute from the de
fendant; and the defendant
mil further take notice that
s he is required to appear be
lore the undersigned on the 31
c ay of March at his office inCo
1 imbus, N. C., and answer . or
:emur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will ap
ply to the court for the relief
Remanded in said complaint! '
H. H- Carson, C. S. C.
his the 19th day of Feb. 1&24
Ffer J. L. Burgess Atty for
pJaintiff.
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4pplic ation for Pardon of
Chafus Whisnant and
Reuben Whisnant.
Application will be made to
the Governor of North Carolina
for the pardon of Chafus Whis-I
ant * and Reuben Whisnant1
convicted at the September!
irm, 1922, of the Superior,
:>urt of Polk County for thej
manufacturing whiskey and
sentenced to the road for eigh
teen months.
All persons who oppose the
granting of said pardon are in
vited to forward their protests
to the Governor without delay.
This the 14th day of February,
If 24.
Chafus Whisnant
Reuben Whisnant
Are a sure index of conmunity prosperity.
. When business is moving, deposits increase
and banks find themselves in position to make
loans more freely.
MONEY IN THE BANK
therefore is intimately related to the
COMMON WELFARE
Reason then w uld show how advantageous
it is for ever person to deposit all they can in
BANKS, NOT ALONE for the purely selfish pleas
ure a fat bank account affords but for the good of
the business life of a community. I
Your deposit with us, either in Saving Interest
Certificate, or Checking is absolutely safe and
have always, during hard times, been instantly
available. " ? -
At the same time ?-our deposit here is an active
factor in the growth of buis less in Columbus and
Polk, Gounty. We invite yo 1 to deposit here.
* . ? * /? ? 7 " t ?! %
Polk County Bant & Trust Co.
Coiumbus, North Carolina
Resources Over One Hundred and Fifty
Thousand
ollars
Blue Ridge Weavers
Arts and Crafts
Hand Woven Hugs, Hooked Rugs, Shawls, Scarfs
Bed Spreads, Pottery, Baskets of all kinds.
Special Designs Made Upon Request
Second Floor of Andrews Bros. Use Trvon Hos
pital Stairs.
The Tryon Transfer Company
- A long felt need of Tryon and vicinity;
Prompt and courteous attention to Baggagj
Express and General Hauling.
We Haul
Anything, Anywhere as. Cheaply, Quickly an
Better
Two Phones
Office 163 Residence 3
uP**^dSHi
?-ST5S? -253^
Jp* ,is
That strapping big new Overland engine
has everybody talking. It i'- ail smew
and power, it sends you zooming up
the stiBest climbs as nimbly as you
please. This is Overland Power Dem
onstration week. Come tn ? take an
Overland out and prove to yoursell that
it is the most automobile in the world
lor the money. Champion $6Q 5 ; Sedan
$795, f. o. b. Toledo.
ounng t
C. W. BALLENGER, Agent
Tryon, N. C.