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Vol. 13. Kst. 1-31-28 TRYON, N C., MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1940
New Registration of
Voters Is Called
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MU Chairman Roy Baisden of the
County Board of Elections
has announced the call for a new
registration of all voters in Polk
County who wish to participate in
the coming ' primary or general
election in November. No matter
how many times a person may have
voted m the past he must register
again if he wishes to vote in the
coming primary which is being
held this year, for the Republicans
as well as the Democrats. Mr.
Baisden states that registration
will begin on Saturday. April 27th
and close on Saturday. May 11th,
until jjun sejb* at all preeincts in
the county.
The members of the County
Elect’ll Board include Chairman
Baisden, of Saluda; J. C. Walker,
of Columbus; and Republican mera
jj&ber, R. S. Ramsey of Columbus.
The board will meet on Satur
day, April 6th, at the Court house
in Columbus to name the judges
and registrars for the six pre
cincts. There will be one registrar
and two judges for .each of the
townships of Columbus, Green
Creek, Cooper’s Gap, Saluda, Try
on and White Oak.
Kiwanis Tuesday
Dr. B. B. Bishop, Jr., will be
in charge of the Tryon Kiwanis
t lub program on Tuesday at l 'p,
m., at Hotel Tryon.
All Tryon is coming into bloom.
Day after day sees some new
flower spring to life in all its
colorful beauty. Those who ride
horseback oj* hike the trails find
many things of interest, but for
those can only take short
walks within the city limits have
many beautiful yards to see from
the sidewalks. x one of the prettiest
of these and where visitors are
welcome is the garden of Mrs.
James B. Hill.
Here in all "theSi? wfauty are the
phlox, daffodils, azaleas, forsythia,
honeysuckle and many other flow
ers. For those \mo motor watch
for the peach trees this week on
the Spartanburg highway. They
are already in bloom .. . The
warm weather the past few days is
also bringing out tbh wild flowers
in Pearson’s Palls and Glen. Ad
mission to this is 25c. per per
son . . . . When you are through
with your magazines remember
Major Sharp’s program. Magazines
are left at the Bulletin office and
the Miajor picks them up several
times a week fbr distribution t(»
those people unable to buy read
ing material . . * . Pro Larry
Brooks of thf Tryon Country Club
participated in the., tournament at
Asheville last weekend but with
drew after two rounds . ... 19
Cars were .parked 'at the Tryon
golf course on* Saturday . . . Pin
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