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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TOT DAILV BULLETIN
The World.'8 Smallest daily ^Newspaper.
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 24—No. 346 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, JAN. 17TH 1QR9.
Weather Wednesday: High 76,
low 46, Rel. Hum. 42. The nice
thing about the temperature in Try
on is the great difference in the
day and night recordings. No
matter how hot it gets in the day
time, the nights are always much
cooler, making it comportable for
sleeping. . . . The snow-bound
streamliner in Northern California
was reached Wednesday by a relief
train and the last of 192 passengers
rescued after days of imprison
ment in the train .... President
Truman asks $5 billion increase in
taxes . . . Prime Minister Winston
Churchill will address both houses
of^e Congress today noon at
The speech will be broad
casRiver the radio. He and Truman
will have a talk Friday at 3 p.
m., at the White House .... Henry
Hart will be in charge of the Try
on Rotary Club program Friday
and will have as guest speaker,
David F. Fall, headmaster of the
Asheville School of which Mr. Hart
i3 an alumnus and member of the
board of trustees. Mr. Fall’s sub
ject will be on the responsibility of
independent schools in the world
today .... Two meetings sched
uled for tonight include the Du
plicate Bridge Tournament at Oak
.Hall at 7:30 and the Tryon Par
entrTeachers meeting at the school
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Tryon Processing Company
Consolidated With Moss-Foy
Mbs§}-Foy Textile Company of
Mount Airy, N. C., is being con
solidated with the Tryon Process
ing Company in Tryon and W. D.
Moss Jr., of Moss-Foy Textile is
succeeding Ray A. Spooner at the
Tryon plant in charge of operations
here and Mr. Spooner is returning
to the home office in Charlotte, ac
cording to an announcement made
by officials Wednesday afternoon.
Hospital Officers Elected
The Board of Trustees of St.
Luke’s Hospital met Tuesday and
elected the following officers: Clem
ent D. Stevens, president; George
S. Brannon, vice president; K. A.
Bowen, secretary; Lucius E. Sayre,
treasurer.
Members re-named on the board
include Nelson Jackson, Mrs. Ar
thur Laidler Jones, K. A. Bowen;
holdovers are C. D. Stevens, Chas.
G. Sewall, George S. Brannon, John
G. Landrum and Samuel A. Bine
ham.
RAMSEY PICKED ON
ALL-STAR TEAM
Bob Ramsey of the Columbus
Capitols was picked for the YMCA
County League to play the Vaga
bond Kings for the benefit of the
March of Dimes at Memorial Au
ditorium. on Jan. 25th.
An all-star girls team was also
picked to play the league-leading
Columbus Capitols in the prelim
inary at 6:45. The Columbus team
| is composed of former Polk Coun
ty High School cage stars. The
roster reads: Jean Capps, Maxine
Qapps Taylor, Sarah Capps, Bar
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