ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POST OFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C., UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 11. Est. 1-31-28
. CURB REPORTER
“To the Editor of the Bulletin:
Sir: From the first item of Curb
Reporter of this date it might be
inferred that J. S. Dudley is a
fugitive from justice or his credi
tors. A breathless client once
rushed into his laywer exclaiming:
'You must save me. The police are
at my heels’! Said the lawyer:
'Quick, into our filing system. No
one has ever found anything
there.’ Both you and the postoffice
department may be interested in
knowing that I am not hiding in
the filing system of the Gramercy
Park Hotel, but am living openly
and with great pleasure in Tryon.
J. S. Dudley.” . . . .
Ifrhe Phi Mu news of Queens-
Chicora college reports the splen
did leadership of its president,
Alene Ward, of Tryon, and praised
her work in putting forward the
work of the Gamma Gamma chap
ter at the National convention last
year which she attended and sang
two solos at the closing banquet.
Among the new girls pledged to
Gamma Gamma are Ruth McFar
land of Tryon Converse
college glee club is preparing for
many programs under the direction
of Glenn C. Stables. Rachel
Jackson of Tryon is a member of
the glee club which will render a
program at the college auditorium
on Sunday evening as part of the
Kiwanis district convention . . . .
TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, OCT. 18, 1938
Correction !
R. L. Riddle, engineer in charge
'of the new Pacolet bridge, corrects
yesterday’s story in the Bulletin
concerning the auto wreck near
Vaughn’s Creek bridge. Mt. Riddle
states that the owner of the wreck
ed car is not in any way connected
with the State Highway’s bridge
crew now completing this project.
The Bulletin is sorry for the mis
take and is glad to make correc
tion.
Hendersonville Kiwanians
Put On Good Program
The Hendersonville Kiwanis club
came to Tryon today noon and held
a joint meeting with the local club.
Secretar v F. A. Barber of the Hen
dersonville club made the principal
address and told of the value and
service of Kiwanis to the individu
al and to the community. The
musical part of the program was
rendered by Miss Marion Maxwell,
Fassifern student, at the piano,
whistling solo by Mts. Fred Sud
death, and vocal solos by Mrs.
Chas. Morrow and Miss Mary
Brooks. The program was in
charge of Fred Waters of Hender
sonville and Carroll Rogers of
Tryon. The Tryon club voted to
go to Spartanburg next Tuesday
and meet with the district conven
tion delegates and hear Interna
tional Secretary Fred C. W. Par
ker.
HEADLINES
Combination dance at Sunnydale,
Wednesday night.
Benes, former Czechslovakia
president, to lecture in Chicago.
1,000 volunteers fighting forest
fires in Vermont.
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