■NTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 40, 11)28, AT THE POST OPKIC* AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3,1879 (Ergon Jlatlg ®ullr% (The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The Worktf\ Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28 LETTERS Deal’ Mr. Vining: You must know that I am very Jknuch opposed to the Absentee bal- Wot and have been for a long while. It is most undesirable and as long as we have it we will have a tre mendous amount of fraudulent voting. Those who are holding up this are assuming a big respons ibilty. Much to their credit, fully ninety per cent of our voters are against this ballot but many are taking no interest in the repeal. They should see those of the County Ex ecutive Committee who are holding up repeal and also write Mr. Mc- Dowell, of the House, to support Senator Bacon, of the Senate. Yours very truly, B. L. Ballenger Editor’s Note: . We are glad to have this public statement from Mr. Ballenger, a member or the k iounty Democratic Executive com. I/Aittee. We hope the other members of the committee, Dr. Green, Mrs. Camp, Mr. McFarland, Mr. Led better, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Laugh ter and Mr. Camp can also see their way to help abolish the absen tee ballot law. Bishop Gribbin To Preach Here Tonight The Rt. Rev. R. E. Gribbin, D. D. Bishop of the Diocese of Western North Carolina will be the Special preacher at the Church of the Holy Cross tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Pub lic cordially invited to this and all other services. TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, 2, 1937 “Woof! WooFT” Derby Mrs. Walter C. Hill, chairman of the committee on Arrangements has announced the following as judges: Mrs. Margaret Culkin Banning, Mr. Donald C. Peattie, and Dr. C. Arthur Lincoln. The classes for the show have been announced by Mr. Jerry D. Drew, chairman entry committee as follows: 1. Grand PaTade (All entries must participate) No entry fee. 2. Dog with largest feet. 3. The cleverest Dog—What tricks can your dog perform. 4. The Tail Wagginist Dog-How hard and fast can your dog wag his tail? 5. Classiest combination of dog and owner —Dogs to be shown on leash. Dog to count 50 per-cent, Appointments 45 per-cent, owner’s appearance 5 per-cent. 6. Dog of most varied ancestry. How many breeds are represented in your dog? 7. Best three-gaited dog. Walk, trot and canter. (One optional gait may be substituted at owners risk) 8. Best matched pair of dogs. 9. Dog with longest ears. 10. Most dignified dog. 11. Best dressed dog, Bring a cos tume for your dog. 12. Obstacle race. Dog to be handled by owner. Entry blanks may be obtained at Missildine’s Pharmacy or from the Entry Chairman, J. D. Drew.

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