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AT TRYON, N. C M UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3.1879
(The Smallest Daily Newspaper In The World)
Vol. 10. Est. 1-31-28
World Scout Leader
To Address Annual
Boy Scout Meeting
DR. LORNE W. BARCLAY
Gastonia, Jan. 12.—Dr. Lome
W. Barclay, National Director of
Camping and activities of the Boy
Scouts of America, a world leader
in the program of the Boy Scouts,
will address the 300 or more Scout
leaders of the Piedmont Council,
Boy Scouts of America, who will
gather at the Young People’s
building of the Main Street M. E.
church on Tuesday night, January
18th, ,at 7:00 o’clock on the oc
casion of the 14th annual meeting
of the organization.
TRYON, N C., FRIDAY, JAN. 14, 1938
“CURB” REPORTER
Last week’s Polk County News
had the chronology of 1937 for
the entire world. The News has
a lot of interesting information
every week for people who don’t
get other papers and for those who
don’t have time to read the ones
they get .... Nearly two columns
of Tryon school news is published
in this week’s issue of the News.
In it we see where the following
chanel program was to be rendered
today by the Fifth grade: Song.
“Onward, Clmstian Soldiers”
Bible reading, fifteenth chapter of
Proverbs by C. G. Carson; “Around
the Clock with Sally Sue.” A good
citizenship and health play. The
characters, Sally Sue, Caroline
Speigle; Mother Margaret Burns;
Twelve Elves, Phil Morris, Brock
Henry, Bobby Gosnell. Keith But
ler, Mary Sue Parris, Rebecca Lee,
Ruth Butler, Ruby Burrell, Kath
leen Alewine, Marie Arledge, Ju
lius Earle Brock, Bill Camp . . . .
The New York Times of Sunday,
January 9th, had an eight inch
story about the esquestrian snorts
a T>yon date line, too, and didn’t
a Tryon date line, too, and din’t
give the effect of coming from
Asheville as most of the articles or.
ig ; natinn- from. Tryon have been
treated in the past. We got this
clipping from Mrs. C. N. Sayre,
who received it in this morning’s
mail from her daughter, Miss
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