ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3,1879
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(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 9, Est. 1-31-28
Tryon Girl Scouts
Are Organized
The Girl Scouts met Wednesday,
September 23, and organized the
troop for the year.
~v Margaret Sprague and Hope
Ichilletter were elected Patrol
■“Leaders, Ann Clark, Scribe, and
Dorothy Millikin treasurer.
Members of Hope Schilletter’s
Patrol are Evelyn Cromer, Doro
thy Millikin, Doris McClure,
Kathleen Andrews, Gelolo Iris Kell,
and Barbara Manville.
Members of Margaret Sprague’s
Patrol are Claudia Helms, Ann
Clark, Dale Baldwin, Jean Derby,
Ethel Rushing and Jane Brand.
After the organization of the
troop the girls and their Captain
planned an overnight camping trip
to Palmer’s cabin for Friday night.
They will be chaperoned by their
Captain, M.'ss Estelle Pace, and
their Lieutenant, Miss Betty
Dcubleday.
h eTdTXn e s
is getting ready for more
action in China in the Shanghai
area.
Loyalists in Spain check rebel
drive by flooding area around
Madrid with water. Rebels had to
move back over three miles and
many of them drowned.
Landon knocked the New Deal
tiade pacts in speech last night at
Minneapolis.
President Roosevelt plans to
open active drive for re-election
five hundred hosiery mill em
ployees out of work in Knnxvflle
iennessee, as result of disagree
“l'M™™ oVer
TRYON, N. C„ FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1936
WE MISSED TWO
In the game of Carolina cities
conducted by the State Magazine,
The Bulletin friends attempted to
answer 57 questions with the
names of North Carolina towns.
Os the 57 we answered correctly
all but two of them. Canton and
not China Grove was the town
where a Chinaman would feel at
home. Trenton was the name of
the town where George Washing
ton turned out to be a sailor and
not Seaboard as listed by The
Bulletin. We still think The Bul
letin list was a better one than
the original. Mrs. Henry London
of Raleigh won the $lO offered for
the solution. Out of 500 persons en
tering the contest only five of them
had a correct list. The first per
son sending a correct list received
the prize, the others nothing.
Since the paper is published in
Raleigh people entering the con
test elsewhere in the state do not
have as good chance to win the
prize. The contest was very en
joyable and taught all contestants
more about the state as they
hunted over maps for towns with
narms appropriate for answer.
Raleigh was the answer to “He
sure ran un his pressing club bill”
for Sir Walter Raleigh spread his
coat over a mudhole in front of
Qu:en Elizabeth.
French Crisis
The French cabinet met torlav
and it was rumored in New York
that parliament would be called to
place an emba go cn the export of
gold which would lead to the de
valuation of the fra"c. The rumor
caused a stir in the New York
Stock Market.