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The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Phone 859-915’
Printed In th. THERMAL BELT of W-^ ^ ^
Vol. 55 - No. 55
Weather Friday: high 74, low
58, hum. 61%; Sat.: high 69, low
59, hum. 83%, rain .20; Sunday:
high 73, low 45, hum. 21%, rain
.40. Monday morning was cloudy
and a little bit on the cool side.
The recession and high interest
rates for forcing businesses to
close at the fastest pace since the
Great Depression, and
economists say the wave of
failures may worsen in the
months ahead.
Queen Elizabeth II returned to
London Sunday after opening a
new chapter in Canadian history
by proclaiming an all-Canadian
constitution that severed 115
years of colonial ties with
Britain.
The Atlanta Braves won their
11th game without a loss to set a
major league record lying mark
Sunday as they beat the Houston
Astros 6 to 5. The victory equalled
Oakland’s start a year ago.
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Between Dreams and Reality a " Cd
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w^n he T? softbau team
Softball Clasps
Sunday. Craig Euft^
TRYON. N. C 28782
Nominated
Finalists have been announced
for awards to be presented at the
24th annual Mountain Amateur
Athletic Banquet set for 6 p m
Sunday, May 2nd at the Inn on the
Plaza in Asheville. Featured
speaker for the banquet is Bob
Mathias, two-time Olympic
decathlon champion and a
former Congressman from
California.
Tawana Rickman of Polk
Central was nominated for the
Wright-Dobbins-Farnham Award
(2-A, 1-A Female Athlete).
Nominated were Janice Conner,
Edneyville basketball,
volleyball, softball; Leslie
Graham, Hiwassee Dam
basketball; Pam McNabb,
Hiwassee Dam basketball;
Tawana Rickman, Polk Central
basketball.
The Tryon High School boys
basketball team was nominated
for First Union Bank Award (2-A,
1-A Male Team). Others
nominated were Ashville School,
basketball; Cullowhee baseball,
Edneyville basketball,
Robbinsville, football. Sylva-
Webster baseball.
New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Derek
Horton of Spartanburg announce
the birth of a son, Charles Allen.
March 23rd. Mrs. Horton is the
former Susan Livesay.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Buford W. Horton of Landrum,
Mrs. Shirley W. Livesay and the
late Charles Allen Livesay. -
Spartanburg Herald
TUESDAY, APRIL 20,1982
Named Missionary
Jill B. Branyon
RICHMOND, VA. - JiU
B.
Branyon was among 33 people
named missionaries by the
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission
Board April 13 al Birmingham-
Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum,
Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Branyon will work in
Kenya, where she will be a
secondary teacher.
Born in Charleston, S. C., Miss
Branyon is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs W. E. Branyon of
Landrum, S. C. She considers
Landrum her hometown and
Gowensville Baptist Church her
home church. While growing up
she also attended Ashley River
Rantist Church, Charleston and
Reevesville (S. C.) Baptist
^Sh^received the bachelor of
Continued On Back Page
Landrum High
Class of 1972
The 1972 graduates of ^2
High School will meet ton ^
(Tues.) at 7 o’clock at P PP 3
John’s Pizza, Rutherford Rd .
Landrum. Final arrangement
will be made for the 10th
Reunion.
For more information contact
Regina Stott Gosnell al 457-4474
or Mike Carruth al 457-4691.
Pre-School Day
At Sunny View
There will be a Pre-School Day
Wednesday from 9 to 12 at the
Sunny View Elementary School.
Parents who participate are
invited to eat lunch at the school.
The regular kindergarten
students will not attend school
that day.
Meet Tonight
P HF ^M^.^ N »’ 518
& A.M. Will
(Tues.) at 8 o’clock Roberts
W-M.; Georges!^ F «’
Boys Track
WEDNESDAY
Conference Meet at
Meets Thursday
Development l c^ ono ' n ic and
meet Thursday a?? 145100
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