(Est. 1-31-28) ENTERED AS SECOND AT TRYON, N. Published Daily Except _Saturday and Sunday_ 5C Per Copy CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS. MARCH 3. 1870 THE TRIOS DAILY BlILLETIA The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper.Seth M. Vininp Editor Vol. 24—No. 336 TRYQN, N. C., THURSDAY. JANTTARV 3 10*9' Weather Wednesday: High 79, low 46, Rel. Hum. 46 . . . The New Year of work begins today with nearly all institutions back on schedule. . . . Tryon Patrolman Elmer Wilson caught two 17 year old boys stealing Christmas tree lights and doing other damage to property during the holidays and Mayor C. D. Stevens gave both a suspended road sentence upon good behaviour and payment of $17.75 in costs . . . Each year the Town of Tryon adds to its miles of paved streets. There are still 10 12 dirt streets to be paved, road to the Colored School has a ruek juuijuciiiuii aireauy iaia ana eventually it will be hardsurfaced according to plans. Steps have also been made to increase the water supply on property where the town alreadv owns the water rights as a result of a purchase in 1926. A pipeline will be laid from Fall Creek where we get all our water now, to Fork Creek above Mel rose .... The blinker ligh4^ that acted as a warning at the Wilkins corner before the STOP light was installed, has been moved to the South Trade Street intersection with the Hospital Road . . . “Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can w»ar in society.'’ —William Thackeray. | Country Club Bridge Players To Hold Tournament Series The Tryon Country Club bridge players will hold the first of a series of bridge tournaments next Tuesday, Jan. 8th, at 1:30 p. m., at the Club House. Mrs. George Vance, chairman of the bridge committee, stated Wednesday that already 27 members had paid the $1 bridge membership fee for the tournament expenses to cover the entire series of six. months or more as determined by the members. A charge of 25c will be made for each session to pay for the prizes of fered for that day. There will be a session once a month. Reserva tions are not necessary. All mem bers of the club are invited to par ticipate. This is not a duplicate bridge tournament. TAX LISTING TIME Mrs. Clarence Scoggins, tax list er for Tryon Township, will be at the Town of Tryon office next to Buckingham Inn every day this month from 9 a. m., to 4 p. m. All owners of property in this township must list it for taxes this year. Nativity Scene Closes Friday The Nativity scene ,at the Co lumbus Presbyterian Church will remain two more datfsT Thursday and Friday nights and .,those who have not seen the impressive dis play may do so anytime Ibefore 10 p. m., on these nights before lights are turned off. The scene has attracted many visitors from all over this section. Tonight is the night of the . du plicate bride tournev at Oak Hall, j All visiting bridge players invited.

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