ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928. AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
®rumt Daily; bulletin
(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 10, Est. 1-31-28
Scout Jamboree
To be Broadcast
The official opening of the fifth
Jfcwrorld Boy Scout Jamboree at
- Vogelensang, the
Netherlands, will be heard in an
international broadcast Saturday
morning from 9:30 o’clock until 10
(Spartanburg time), it was learned
here yesterday.
The broadcast will be featured
by an address by Queen Wilhel
mina, of Holland, and Scout offi
cials said it probably will be of
interest to many Scouts in this
section.
More than 30,000 Boy Scouts
from all parts of the world are
gathering at the international
Jamboree, it was said.
Among the 805 Stouts attending
from the United States are several
from this section, including Nelson
Jackson, 111., and William Elf rink
of Tryon.
Brothers At
Martin’s Sinclair Sta.
C. A. Martin, proprietor of Mar
tin’s One-Stop Service Station an
nounces today that Rozell and
Edward Fisher, who formerly op
erated the Texaco Stervice Station,
have joined the Martin staff and
will operate the Sinclair Gas, Oil
and Greasing department of Mar
tin’s One-Stop Service Station.
Fifty are missing as steamer
burns off Baltimore. Many leap
into water to escape. Two men
die en route to hospital. scores
hurt in catastrophe. Vessel carried
more than 100.
TRYON, N, C., FRIDAY, JULY
“CURB” REPORTER
After getting the news for the
Bulletin the editor has the problem
of getting it down in black and
white and making it turn out to be
“read”. . . . According to Emily
Post Dr. Missildine should enter
a car or room in front of Mrs.
Missildine. The same is true of the
President of the United States,
Vice-President, Governor of a state
and Mayor of any city because they
are executives. But not so with
Senators, Representatives and men
in private life. They must let
their wives precede them . . . M*rs.
Samuel Abernethy writes from
Bronxville, N. Y., to discontinue
their Bulletin until after Steptem.
berber. 10. “as we shall be in
the British Isles and have no for
warding address” . . . News from
the bride and groom, Carrol and
Eleanor Rogers, honeymooning at
Castle Park, Mich. . . Thanks to
H. B. Kelly and Jimmie Fain for
tickets to the Hendersonville Horse
Show which closes tonight . . . Le
land Butler of the Ballenger Co.,
is on his vacation . . . The cast
has been taken off Ben Fisher’s
leg at St. Luke’s hospital, and
does he feel better! . . . Andre
Rembert'of Sarasota, Fla., is visit
ing his uncle,
Rembert, in Tryon Hills . . . The
Baptists are going to give a Ten
nessee preacher a trial on Sunday
morning. Tonight will be another
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30, 1937