BNTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20 , 1928, AT THE POST OPFICi
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
®rgtm Jfatlg bulletin
(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28
Horse Show Gups
Now On Display
The beautiful trophies for the
Annual Tryon Horse and
JHound Show are now on display
at the Blue Ridge Weavers on
Trade street. The window was
attractively decorated by Mrs. M.
B. Flynn and includes all the
trophies to be given this year as
well as the permanent ones. A
new trophy for class No. 12—the
George T. Little Memorial trophy,
was donated by R. H. Johnston of
Charlotte. Mr. Johnston has won
twice the beautiful Biltmore tro
phy and if he succeeds this year
it will be in his permanent
possession. Another new trophy is
the Green Hunter, donated by Nora
Langhorne Flynn. The Geo. D.
Wick Working Hunters trophy for
class 18, has been won twice by
Carter P. Brown and twice by
Walter C. Hill. If either of these
men win this year it will He
’Vtheirs permanently. If some one
wins! For class No. 11 is
the John M. Ogden trophy from
Atlanta, Ga. The Martha Lightner
trophy for class 13 has not been
won, but the trophy donated by
Col. and Mrs. Daniel Boone for
class 13 has two stx*ong contes
tants in Capt. T. E. Boudinot and
Lieut. D. D. Hedekin, who have
won. the trophy previously and
each needs only one more win to
get it. Who will it be. Other
new troipries to be given away
this year are the Betsy Bird tro
phy for class No. 10, three-gaited,
open; the Oak Hall trophy for
class No. 9, five-gaited; and the
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TRYON, N, C., WED,, APRIL 7, 1937
Interesting Cast
For Fresh Fields
The Garden club play, “Fresh
Fields”, which will be presented
at the Parish House on Thursday
and Friday nights of this week
has a very interesting cast as
follows:
Lady Max*y Crabbe—Mrs. Wm.
Dobbyn.
Lady Lilian Bedworthy—Mrs. F.
W. Sprague.
Mrs. Pidgeon—Mrs. E. Pue-
Williams.
Mr. Tom Larcomb —C. D.
Stevens.
Una Pidgeon Miss Betty
Doubleday.
Tim Crabbe—John Fuldner.
Miss Swaine, a secretary—Miss
Patty Slagle.
Ludlow, a butler Frank Ar
thur.
Lady Strome Miss Ainslie
Anthony.
Mrs. Dobbyn is taking the part
that Margaret Anglin took in the
original play on* its first tour of the
larerer cities.
The play is under the direction
of Mrs. Louis Fuldner.
Fire Destroys
R. Owens Home
Five-room house occupied by
Robert Owens and family in Co
lumbus was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday night about 11 o’clock.
The fire is said to have first
have caught in the ceiling about
9 o’clock and was thought it had
been extinguished. Only a few
household goods were saved. The
Owens are living temporarily with
Mrs. Edwin Constance.