ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 1, 1879
Wc\t flatly bulletin
(The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper)
Vol. 11. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N C., SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1938
Large Tracts of
Land Sold Here
Ernst Mahler has bought 165
acres of the old J. B. Page prop
erty adjoining the Mahler’s Chin
quapin Farm in the Riding Coun
try. This makes the Mahler estate
one of the largest in that section,
Sale was made through C. J.
Lynch.
Another big land sale was that
of 1,200 acres to Robert N. Gold
ing of Lake Forest, 111., who has
bought four tracts of the old Wes
tall place in Columbus township
including 70 acres of the E. W.
Dedmond place, adjoining. On
the property is a beautiful water
fall dropping in steps for about
100 feet. It is little known in
the county but is known locally as
Swanson’s Falls and is formed by
Swanson’s Creek which runs into
River. The falls are sur
rounded by ferns and evergreens
*and is the chief attraction of the
property. This sale was made
through C. J. Lynch.
Mr. Golding expects to visit
Tryon sometime in July. No plans
have been announced for the de
velopment of the property.
Headlines—
Chinese plan of flooding country
occupied by Japs may be enlarged.
Stock Market continues to rise.
Quoted value Friday is four bil
lion dollars more than on Monday.
U. S. Army and Navy may ex
pand wosk against foreign spies.
New Orleans police hold 84
i persons in raid on C. I. O. or
ganization.
Spanish Insurgents continue to
gain in Spain against government.
Baptist Sunday
School Meeting
Tomorrow, June 26, at 2:30 p.
m., will be the second meeting this
year for the Fifth District Sunday
school forces. About three months
j ago at the Pacolet Baptist church,
there was held the first of these
meetings which was both instruc
tive and inspirational. This meet
ing that is planned for tomorrow
promises to be even better than
the last one. Every church in
this district is expected to send
a large group of representatives,
to Saluda Baptist church for this
meeting.
Program:
Subject, “Evangelism in the
Sunday Scool.”
Song service—D. G. Wilkie,
leader; Mts. Ned Anderson
pianist.
Devotionals —J. M. Huggins.
Roll Call, Reports, Business.
Topic Discussion.
“Evangelism Has No Parallel”
—Rev. B. G. Henry.
“Lead the Sunday School Offi
cers and Teachers to Be Personal
Soul Winners”—Anna Bell Raines.
“Use the Sunday School in Revi
val Mleetings”—Alland Garren.
Special Music —D. A. Wood, Mud
Creek Trio.
Adjourn: 4 p. m.
Washington, June 24. Presi
dent Roosevelt virtually asked the
people tonight to vote for “Liber
al candidates in the coming elec
tions”. Moreover, he asserted a
right to intervene, in behalf of
such candidates, in the primary
contests of the Democratic party.