Entered as second-class matter august 20, 1928. at the post office
AT TRYQN. N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
(Ergott J3atlu JSulletin
(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28
22 Boys Register
For Local Club
Preparations for the opening
the Tryon Boys’ club for the
Jphird season began this morning
■with the registration of 22 boys
for the club which will begin its
activities on July 1. The regis
tration this morning was as large
es the membership the first year.
The registration will increase as
the boys return from their vaca
tion.
Bob Little will be in charge of
Modeling in Clay and Plaster of
Cement. Ted Averill teach
the airolene making and s will 'offer
instruction to those wh <jj wish to
learn to draw. Two &earp ago
this class was led by Mi. Romaine
Stone and was much enjoyed. Ted
is R good teacher and it is ex
pected many boys who are looking
ahead in their lives will want to
take th : s work in elementary draw
ing. David Cromer will assist
R those boys who enlist for Linoleum
* Block Carving, which is a helpful
introduction to wood carving. Many
boys will want to make their
Christmas cards from their own
designs and have on hand their
own card,s, hand-made, to send to
their friends next Christmas. Miss
Alice Bland will teach elementary
weaving on larger looms than the
club owned last year, and will
also introduce a course in elemen
tary wood carving.
Bill Swann will be in charge
of the supply room.
Bob Little and an assistant will
be in charge of baseball, volley ball
and track games and will manage
the Field Days and hikes. The
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TRYON, N C..
“CURB” REPORTER
Here’s a hot one (read over a
man’s shoulder from the Asheville
paper): Temperature 105 at Hollis,
Ok’a. Ten people in nation die
from heat, three of them near
Chicago . . . Looking across the
lot Avant is building some more
on to the Telephone Exchange mak
ing it the longest building in Try
on .. . Dick Kell is clearing up
his vacant lot for? a semi-log cab
in .. . Saw a humming bird flying
around the Mimosa blossoms near
Preacher MicGeachy’s this morn
ing . . . One of the nicest times
a person can have on a late sum
mer afternoon is ;aj ride in Charlie
Lynch’is motor boat . . . Chief Fred
Wofford was distributing notices
this morning to business houses
reminding them to take out a
license. Reading one we .see where
it costs S2OO just to tell fortunes
end the same amount to own a
circus. You can repair a watch
for $5 but if you loan money it
will cost you SIOO . . . The Lim
bertr who live on Piney Mt. and
the Remberts who live on Tryon
Hill had trouble in getting their
mail mixed until the P. O. learned
the difference . . . There are five
families of Taylors in Tryon. Can
you name them?: George, Dick.
Sam, Harry and Harriett . . .
Tennv Freck orchestra will perform
tonight at Sunnydale’s log cabin
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