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AT TRYON, N. C.. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS. MARCH 3. 1879
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Vol. 12. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, H C., WEDNESDAY, APR. 19, 1939
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Miss Mary Edwards
Recitation Winner
The recitation contest of the
W Stearns high school, held on Tues
day evening: at 8 o’clock; was won
by Bliss. Mary Edwards. ; I
Mrs. Woodrow Hague, sponsor
of the contest deserves much ere.'it
in the presentation of the six con
testants and her ability to coach, j
To Rick a winner from the six j
was somewhat difficult. Each one ;
in the contest deserves much credit ]
for their ability to deliver their
offering: to a large, enthusiastic
and appreciative audience.
Those who are due much credit
of their fine work are: Carolyn
Clark, Nellie Case, Lucy Taylor,
Irene Williams, Mary Edwards,
and Pauline Davis. ,
The winner of this contest will \
receive the Outlook club medal.
On Thursday night at Stearns
school, Clarence O. Ridings of For- j
City, district solicitor, will de- |
P liver the literary address to the !
, graduating class of Stearns high j
school. Mr. Ridings is an alumnus |
of the school.—(As I See It).
Lindbergh In Army
Washington, April 18. OOl. j
Charles A. Lindbergh, world's most j
famous flier, was called to the I
colors today in a dramatic move to j
insure that the United States army
S„ h ZL wor f ld J^ crßhip in the I
development oi WEFDi&nes, !
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Baseball Schedule ,
At Harmon Field
The sixteen remaining games of
the Eastern Carolina League to
be played in Tryon at Harmon
Field by the Adams-Millis team
with visiting teams from South
Carolina are listed below in order
for the public to make its plans
to avoid conflicting dates if de
sired. It is suggested that the
reader may wish to file this copy
of the Bulletin for reference later.
Inman will come to Tryon on .Sat
urday of this week for a game at
3:30. All games listed will be
played in the afternoons except on
July 4th, which will be played in
the morning. The Adams-Millis
home games at Harmon Field are
as follows:
April 22—Inman.
April 28—Converse.
| Bffay|6—Beaumont
!•' May 12—Drayton. . ; 'I
! Bflay 20—Mlayfair. V
May 26—Startex.
June 2—Beaumont
June 10—Drayton.
June 16—Mayfair.
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! July tFnmafin the morning
! July B—Converse.
July 14—Beaumont
July 22—Inman.
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