? minister BRINGS
BUSINESSIMETHODS TO BROADWAY
. ( Dojsner Builds Sky-Scraper Church Twenty-four
(W"3" ,0fl8S High in Heart of Manhattan Bus
iness Section
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CT" is fh< iir.it::-.! ii Manner
K soae^ -V u '? ?' " 'Vaders
F^Li .1 re '?'? "" ft?
K1.0I pr .v.: men
Lw p::1 !: ' '' i,usint'ss
f 5 perivn: ? ?' basis
[eact. rht- ' " 1 '"ft-nil
feij^K-n < *."? ?'?< ?' :.'u* now
L, ,fp:i}:;:~ ?;iy. Jn
Lfijiisf ?'> !: :lr" works
lg Svnds) a.i ? ? - ;he other
I,,- ft e>f "ut. ; ?' ? ? '-ring in
Lgs church r h.: ; ? : 1 : in- upder
Lf ot modern :p.io uafc, com
L eicicacy >t ???:: <i.i> ^ in the
Ls tvsd it: a >v - "J per that
List to teav t'.'; ? i.t>, (j0tj
[to Broid*:iy ,.:v mm? of tiie
L rh:ch thr.-o ;i i>; business
Lgf to enco::n,Ci ;?< ; U- to iu_
Lie: tbati coutni'i.i,.
Lrsy Tem?lt. :< u> (^e
jtl thif dn idt r.t- church
?Co fbe rear.-..? ;o::. m steel
[we of thoidc.il ef l?r Christian
HUD INVENTOR
btonishes business
KeNBY UNIQUE NETHODS
[foster Loses Three Milllions To
'ivestofs in Gabriel Horn Fac
M^lit Have Evaded Payment
W0OO In Teias Thru Lim
ft Legal Precedure
city of Cleveland blinked un
iflv one day uot long ago
t fM revealed that one of its
y Claude H Foster, the "Gab
man had paid the greatest
Hi income tai for 19-3, a sum
it! JSuo.OOO. Then it gasped
udibly, a few weeks later,
iig hitherto obscure manufac
iid his business to local bank,
ijprciiaiaiely $3.i|i)0,o00, less
t i^ht easily have secured,
therefore, this man, Foster,
to his own wishes, is one
Idty's most talked about men,
Kr'i business has always been
L There have been no part
Ht owned and operated it
K i grocery store would be
I When, out of a clear sky, it
? known that he desired to
? taints*. a <;roup of bankers
? rth fear that ^*ew York in
Inight step in with a higher
Bti gr: the business. But this
?i groundle^ To them Fos
? "If you will handle it the
l*?nt it handled 1 will give
B business fur $3.0UU,U0U less
Pi have offered." "You see,'
? ecntffiued, "1 want the in
I Tho come in to get their
I tack within a reasonable
Pm 1 meet my friends I
B k able to meet them face
B*ith a smile and that there
Ik regrets."
B4*' to understand where
BW bis idea for a name for
J- *ben it is known that he
a3 a musician. He calL.
V6 Gabriel horn" anj soon
Vd was to sound its musical
world ovt-r. Even Wil
B^ sail the German emper
B101 0Ce ?f tbese horns and,
B^* he rode around as
^ a boy blithely working at
aa^0;;' ba?- horn. Later
? fc turhed right around is
B1 'imperial (.jlc{ barring
B? it anywhere in Germany.
I ^evfeland point out that
f llave av"'d'-d paying his
'? h*' wuuld have
^ "x?"'duiit of incor
? tn . busiIlt's:J- This Foster
? d(J believing ^at he hon
th^
- government thai
1 ma^ money for the
E! ' Wa-V Foster de
sei r- r ,
m 1 '>* .success in busi
fc o ni-ssei} to being
I t> r '"ai ii<' W'H be called
^ lik^o
l^hen lh; ' mUBlc ***
1 of his dCrif uncement of
?golf a( - wme was
Lick, Indiana.
F. Reisner, Mehodist minister from
Kansas, whose vision of practical
shirt sleeves Christianity ' is shared
l>v such hard-headed business men
the president of the " Columbia
University, the president of the
United States Steel Corporation, the
j lYesident of the Dictaphone Com
i puny, the president of the Bom&n
Hotels, and others. The temple is
to be a combination of church and
skyscraper; business and Christi
anity; spiritualism and industrialism
? all housed under the one roof.
The building is to cover 26,000 sq.
ft. of foundation space, fronting a
whole block on Broadway, in the
very heart of a population of four
million people w^th only fifteen
churches. Itie structure is to rise
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An unusual project has been set
i in motion in New York. A busi
ness building1, taller than the Wool
worth, is to rise on Broadway ?
and dedicated to Christianity. It
is to be known as Broadway
! Temple, containing, a church,
auditorium, schools, hotel, stores
end business offices. "Help God
j open an office on Broadway** is the
bond slogan. Dr. Christian F.
Reisner, a Methodidt mini?t?r from*
Kansas, U the leader in the fpoye
menL ~
twenty-four stories into the sky and
will be surmounted by a thirty-four
loot cross which, when illuminated
at night, will be the focal point for
; the eyes of 8,000,000 people. Within
the building will be an auditorium
that will seat 2,200 and there is to
be a huge organ which will at times
be supplemented by a great orches
tra. At the head of this institution
will stand Dr. Reisner, fighting to
I put the Cross above the cinema.
Revenue to support the project
! aad pay the dividends is to be deriv.
ed from an apartment hotel and
1 domitory in the tower over the
| church containing 644 rooms ? public
I offices, cafeterias, diningrooms and
! the rentals from some fine stores on
the ground floor.
The temple will cost 14,000,000,
one-half ot which i8 to be raised by
popular subscription ? that is by the
purchase of bonds. Already over
one and a quarter of this amount
j has been subscribed. In offering
i the bonds for sale, tne supporters
: maintain that Christ did not come to
I earth hat_in-hand ? he did not sup
plicate for charity but offered it
"You cannot,'' they say, "cite a sin
gle instance where he asked for
something for nothing." "Always he
spoke in term8 of reward." "He ap
proved of the man who makes mon
ey in the Parable of the Ten Talents
and he said the, laborer is worthy of
his hire." "By the same token, the
investor is entitled to his income."
'ifeese appeals along with "Make a
5 percent investment in your fellow_
man's salvation/' "Religion and rev
enue" and "Salvation and five-per
cent", are the methods sparkling re
freshing in church financing.
DoYou Want a Boyish Figure?
Do as Miss Lila Everett of Lo?
Angeles if you would keep a girlish
figure. She does it to keep fit for
swimming ? and many victories.
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
I
ERSKINE MEMORIAL
(Congregational) ,
Rev. Will B. O'Neill, Minister.
Sunday 8ervlces
Church School 9:45 A. M.
A graded ?chool with claases tor
ilL '
Wednesday
"Quiet Hour''^ 4:30 P. M
A friendly welcome awaits you!
BAPTIST
Regular services each Sunday
11 A. M. and 8 P. M.
Special Music Evening Services.
Sabbath School at 10 A. M.
Public Cordially invited.
Thomas L. Justicef D. D., Pastor.
CATHOLIC
St John's Churchy corner Mel
rose Avenue and Lanier St
MASS ? Sunday, 9 A. M.
Rev. J. A. Manley, Rector.
METHODIST
First and Third Sunday8 at 11 A. M.
Second and Fourth Sundays at
7:30 P. M.
Sunday School every Sunday at
10 A. M.
Rev. P. B. Parker, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL
Sunday Service :
Holy Communion 7:30
Sunday School 10:00
Morning ^Prayer and
Sermon 11:00
Friday 5 P. M. Litany and inter
cessions for the sick.
Rev. C. P. Burnett^ Rector.
PRESBYTERIAN
Tryon; 2nd and 4th Sundays each
month at 11 a. m. 1st and 3rd Sun.
days at 7:30 p. m.
Columbus; 1st and 3rd Sundays at
11 a. m. 2nd and 4th Sundays at
7:30 p. m.
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Grammatical Slip ?
"Educated men don't say 'don't,' "
remarked a great mayor of New York,
now gone to rest. But they do. They
did, even then. They also say "ala t
when they are not thinking about it.
and may yet come to saying It delib
erately. While they are about It, they
may even take "It's me" under their
protecting wings. ? New York World.
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PLUMBING and 1
HEATING i
MATERIALS! j
'At Cost and Below Cost' j
To anyone wanting It, our j
? large stock of Plumbing A 1
J Heating materials. Come and jj
? get what you want at less than )j
X Wholesale Cost while it lasts. ^
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1 Its going fast, send us a list of 4
4? what you want and we will J
4? quote you. \
t J. R. RICH PLUMBING CO. i
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT
THE KEEPING OF HOQ8 WITH
IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE TOWN OF TRYON.
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WHEREAS, the keeping of hogs
within the corporate limits of the
Town of Tryon is unsanitary, pro
motes the breeding of flies, is de
trimental to the public health and is
a nusiance:
Therefore; Be it ordained by the
Board of Commissioners of the Town
of Tryon:
Section L That it shall be unlaw,
ful for any person to keep or permit
to be kept, any hog or hogs in pens
or at large on his premises or on any
land owned, occupied or controlled
by him within the corporate limits
of the Tbwn of Tryon,
Section 2. That each and every
day any hog or hogs shall be kept,
or permitted to be kept within the
corporate limits of the Town of Try
on in violation ot Section 1, of this
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Ordinance shall constitute a separ_
ate offense.
Section 3. Ithat any person vio
lating this ordinance or any provis
ion of the same shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and, upon conviction
shall be fined Ten Dollars for each
and every offense.
Section 4. That this ordinance
shall be published for four weeks
in the Polk County News, a newspa
per published in said town and shall
| When You Visit Tryon j|
You will find that the LIVING
STONE HOTEL, affords every
modern convenience at very rea
sonable rates.
The traveling public i* particu
larly requested to investigate be
fore motoring further.
Steem Heat, Attractive Cui
sine, Modern Equipment
"Try the Livingston and Yon f
will be satisfied" |
LIVINGSTON HOTEL |
Tryon, N. C. t
TS0r*
New Summer
MILLINERY
Just Arrived! A gToup of
charming new styles in Sum
mer Hats-hardly (2) models
alike in design & trimming.
Fashioned of Milan Straws,
Woven Straws, Swiss Milan
Silk and Straw combinations
Ladies Exclusive Shop
Mrs. E. Rhodes
t Prop.
Tryonf N. C.
Our Business Is Growing
BECAUSE
We Know How!
We pride ourselves on the work turned
out by our trained mechanics. Men whose
skill has made our garage popular.
DODGE OVERLAND
WILLYS-KNIGHT
Sole Agents For
MICHELIN TIRES
c. W. BALLENGER MOTOR CO.
TRYON, N. C.
be In effect from, on and after the
15th day of June 1925,
? NOTICE
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of James Leonard, deceas
ed, late of Polk County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned executor, at Try
on, C.f within twelve months
from date or this notice will be
pleaded In bar of recovery. All per^
sons indebted to said estate . will
please make immediate payment.
This April 22, 1922, 1925.
Peoples Bank & Trust Company
Executor.
June 4, ex.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified
as administrator of the estate of
Chas. C. Hinsdale, deceased this is
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to notify all persons indebted to said
estate to pay said indebtedness to
the undersigned and any person or
persons holding any claim or claims
against said estate will present same
to the undersigned properly verified |
for payment within the time allowed <
by law, or this notice, will be pleaded I
in bar of their recovery.
This April 30, 1925. /
(Signed) B. EL Hinsdale.
B. R. Hicks.
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NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
with will annexed, of the estate of
Helen Leonard deceased this is to
ft
notify all persona having claims
against said estate to present them
to the undersigned administrator
within twelve month8 from date or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This April 22, 1922, 1826.
Peoples Bank & Trust Company
Administrator.
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
H. M. Clarvo?, D. V. M.
7th Ave. East, Hendersonville, N. C.
Res. Phone 2S4-W. Office Phone 52-J
BULL Jersey Bull at Your |
Service j
Gash $1.50 at Birth $2.00 j
GORDON GIBBS, Mills Springs, N.C.
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FOLKS
IN OUR
TOWN
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Right
At
Home
By
Edward
McCulIough|
AUTOCASTER
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TO WOQSE AH* I NESFD1 hOONEV K jjsT A
Badlv 3 ? hope i lakid that / minute ftoP
JO? "lO'CAV DOWN AT TH'
THINK. I'LL GrO
OVEC, AN' MUMOft,
HIM ALONG" A BIT
Y WELL roc
TH' LOVA
ucoq\ ce
lookpt
TMAT NOT
PI&HIN' OUT}
OP A PAIL
WELL. eRdTHEQ, HOW
MANY have mdu
CAU6HT Tb-DW?
YOU'RH TH*
TENTH
Straight to tkcMark.
You! and You!
Time is fleeting. Tomorrow? next week? next month?
and next year? come and are gone while one still plans to
start action for that "someday" of ease, comfort, peace and
plenty.
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The YOU of today, in the full power of earning capacity,
is responsible for the YOU of tomorrow, when earning ability
is decreased.
Heed these words from the pages of experience. Call it
charity? but start foday for the other man? the YOU of to
morrow?so that he may live in comfort and without worry.
Spend less than you make to-day-and bank the difference.
We pay 4 per cet on savings accounts or certificates of de-.
posit.
We pay 4 per cent on Savings
Capital $25,000 Surplus over $6,000 Resources over $200,000
No loans are made by this bank to any of it's
Officers or Directors.
G. H. HOLMES stGEf**. W F- LITTLE
President Cashier
In T. WALDROP V. A. BLAND
Vice President As 3-;. Cash.
WALTER JONES MORGAN MORRIS
Vice President Asst Cash.
PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Member American Bankers Association
Tryon, North Carolina