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Established January 31, 1928
THE WORLD'S SMALLEST DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member: North Carolina Press Assn.
(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
Seth M. Vining, Jr., Editor and Manager
The Bulletin Is published
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The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
Vol. 54 - No. 25
TRYON, N. C. 28782
FRIDAY, MARCH 6,1981
12 Pages Today
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Weather Wednesday: high 53,
low 37, rain at 7 a m. Thursday
was .77.
North Carolina's Supreme
Court, accepting earlier findings
by the Judicial Standards
Commission, Wednesday
removed District Judge Bill J.
Martin of Hickory from the
bench.
The University of South
Carolina at Spartanburg men’s
basketball team won the District
Six Tournament and is going to
Kansas City, Mo for the NAIA's
national tournament which
begins Monday. Thursday's
Spartanburg Herald had a
picture of the individual players
and Reggie Sheehan was
included. Reggie is the son of
Polk Central's boys' basketball
coach, Stokes Sheehan, and was a
key member to their undefeated
team four years ago. They lost in
the state semi-finals.
Police are searching for
another missing black teen ager
in Atlanta
The Senate Agriculture
Committee handed President
Reagan his first budget-cutting
victory on Wednesday by
endorsing his call for eliminating
the scheduled April 1 increase in
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Singing Sunday
There will be a singing Sunday,
March Sth at 7:15 p.m. at Beulah
Baptist Church. Special singers
will be the Masters and Carroll
Flack.
A New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen
Jackson of Rt. 1, Campobello, S.
C. are parents of a son, Travis
Lee, born Feb. 15th at Rutherford
Hospital. — Rutherford County
News
To Revive The
Crime Of Public
Drunkeness
A bill H 251 has been introduced
by Rep. Edith Lutz “to receive
the crime of public drunkeness in
certain counties."
The bill restores crime of
public drunkenness and civil
commitment for drunks by
reviving repealed GS 14-334, -
335.1, -65.6, -65.7, -65.8, and -65.9.
It is applicable only to Cleveland,
Polk and Rutherford counties and
would become effective July 1 It
was refered to the Committee on
Local Government on Feb. 20th
Men’s Bridge Club
Winners of the Men's Bridge
Club played at the home of R B.
Scruggs were: 1st Lou Pettit and
Charles Stratford; 2nd. Boyd
Dunbar and Arthur Pomeroy;
3rd Porter Morgan and Ed
Delehanty
Next week they will meet at the
home of Glen Hackett
Chartered Bus
To State Finals
The Athletic Department of
Tryon High School is seeking to
arrange for the chartering of a
bus from the Cherokee Boys Club
to transport our fans to the state
championship game to be played
at the Greensboro Coliseum on
March 20 The projected cost of
the bus trip is $12.05 per person
and does not include the cost of
admission to the game which is
$3.00 nor the cost of meals
Reservations may be made by
paying the $12.05 to Coach G. M.
Tennant in the office at Tryon
High School not later than
Friday, March 13. The bus will
have room for 48 persons and the
first forty-eight paid reservations
will have seats on the bus.
The bus will depart from the
parking lot of the Tryon High
School at 1:00 p.m. on March 20,
and will return to Tryon
immediately after the basketball
game. It is expected that the bus
will arrive back in Tryon at 1:00
a m. on March 21.
Meets Tonight
The Deliquency Prevention
Task Force meets at the Meeting
Place today at noon.
Tryon Council
Meets Monday
Th . C ». Try J ° n Town Council will
Town Ha o n dily ^ 7 :30 P ™ 31 th “
Girl Scout Week
Set March 8 — 14
The 69th year of Girl Scouting
will be celebrated nationwide
March 8 —14.
In Western North Carolina,
Pisgah Girl Scout Council’s 6,000
members in 16 counties will mark
Juliette Gordon Low's founding
of the organization on March 12,
1912, with special events and
displays. They will also
participate in church and
synagogue services
International themes are
especially popular as Girl
Scouts remember they are part
of a worldwide family of girls and
adults in 100 countries through
membership in the World
Association of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts.
There are about three million
girls and adult members in Girl
Scouts of the U.S.A, making it
the largest voluntary organiza
tion for girls in the world. One out
of every nine girls, ages 6—17,
belongs.
Alan Duncan has returned to
Ramsteen, Germany, and Miss
Gena McCall to the College of
Charleston, S. C. after serving as
attendants at the Pace-Phillips
wedding. Other out of town guests
were. Miss Carrie Stansberry of
Knoxville, Tenn and Peter
Tomlinson and Neal Cooper of
UNC-Charlotte, N. C.
The Rev. James C. Jackson
has returned to Aloha, Oregon
after visiting his mother. Mrs.
Nelson Jackson of Tryon.